Potential impact of the mass media on family planning in an urban community in South Western Nigeria
LV Adekunle, IO Olaseha, JD Adeniyi - Tropical journal of obstetrics and …, 2004 - ajol.info
Context: The role of radio and television message is an important factor in creating and
changing the values, ideas and attitudes of people in Public Health. Fertility regulation in …
changing the values, ideas and attitudes of people in Public Health. Fertility regulation in …
The impact of mass media family planning programmes on current use of contraception in urban Bangladesh
A sample of 871 currently married urban Bangladeshi women was used to assess the
impact of mass media family planning programmes on current contraceptive use. The …
impact of mass media family planning programmes on current contraceptive use. The …
The media as a critical determinant of the sexual and reproductive health of adolescents in Ibadan, Nigeria
AO Olumide, OA Ojengbede - Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, 2016 - Elsevier
Purpose Findings on the influences of the media on the sexual health of adolescents in
vulnerable communities in Ibadan are presented. Methods Phase I of the WAVE study in …
vulnerable communities in Ibadan are presented. Methods Phase I of the WAVE study in …
The media or the message? Experimental evidence on mass media and modern contraception uptake in Burkina Faso
R Glennerster, J Murray, V Pouliquen - 2021 - ora.ox.ac.uk
Mass media can spread information and disinformation, but its impact is hard to rigorously
measure. Using a two-level randomized controlled trial covering 5 million people, we test …
measure. Using a two-level randomized controlled trial covering 5 million people, we test …
Efficacy of a digital health tool on contraceptive ideation and use in Nigeria: results of a cluster-randomized control trial
S Babalola, C Loehr, O Oyenubi, A Akiode… - Global Health: Science …, 2019 - ghspjournal.org
ABSTRACT Background: Contraceptive prevalence in Nigeria remains among the lowest in
the world, which substantially contributes to the country's high maternal and child mortality …
the world, which substantially contributes to the country's high maternal and child mortality …
Mass media and interpersonal influence in a reproductive health communication campaign in Bolivia
TW Valente, WP Saba - Communication Research, 1998 - journals.sagepub.com
This study compared mass media and interpersonal influence during a reproductive health
communication campaign in Bolivia using the following six behavior change steps …
communication campaign in Bolivia using the following six behavior change steps …
The relationship between parental mediation of adolescent media use and Ugandan Adolescents' sexual attitudes and behavior
AN Miller, C Gabolya, R Mulwanya… - Howard Journal of …, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT In sub-Saharan Africa, research about the role of media as an influence on
adolescent sexual behavior has focused almost exclusively on the effects of health …
adolescent sexual behavior has focused almost exclusively on the effects of health …
[HTML][HTML] Beyond individual-level theorizing in social norms research: how collective norms and media access affect adolescents' use of contraception
E Sedlander, RN Rimal - Journal of Adolescent Health, 2019 - Elsevier
Purpose The role of mass media in promoting social norms surrounding contraceptive use
among adolescents in developing countries has not received much attention. Hence …
among adolescents in developing countries has not received much attention. Hence …
Women's exposure to mass media is linked to attitudes toward contraception in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh
I Olenick - International Family Planning Perspectives, 2000 - JSTOR
Exposure to general media programming and to family planning messages through the
media has a strong impact on reproductive attitudes and behaviors in Pakistan, India and …
media has a strong impact on reproductive attitudes and behaviors in Pakistan, India and …
[引用][C] Relationship between exposure to media campaigns on family planning and adoption of family planning methods among women in delta state
E Ufuophu-Biri - J Soc Manage Sci, 2017