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Helping Postpartum Women in Mali Achieve Their Fertility Intentions: Perspectives From Introduction of the Dedicated Postpartum IUD Inserter

Eva Burke, Marie Léa Dakouo, Laura Glish, Pierre Moon and Paul D. Blumenthal
Global Health: Science and Practice October 2018, 6(3):515-527; https://doi.org/10.9745/GHSP-D-18-00138
Eva Burke
Independent consultant, Bath, England.
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Marie Léa Dakouo
Population Services International Mali, Bamako, Mali.
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Laura Glish
Population Services International, Washington, DC, USA.
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Pierre Moon
Population Services International, Washington, DC, USA.
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Paul D. Blumenthal
Population Services International, Washington, DC, USA, and Stanford Program for International Reproductive Education and Services (SPIRES), Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA, USA.
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    Program-Wide Voluntary PPIUD Services Provided November 2011 Through December 2017

    Abbreviation: PPIUD, postpartum intrauterine device; PSI, Population Services International.

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    Average Number of Voluntary PPIUD Insertions per Month per Facility Among 5 Case Study Facilities, January 2015 Through December 2017

    Abbreviation: PPIUD, postpartum intrauterine device.

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    Voluntary PPIUD Uptake vs. Estimated Total Number of Deliveries Among 5 Case Study Facilities

    Abbreviation: PPIUD, postpartum intrauterine device.

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    Number of Voluntary PPIUDs Provided and Number of Active Providers

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    Average Monthly Voluntary PPIUDs per Active Provider, by Public and Private Facilities

    Abbreviation: PPIUD, postpartum intrauterine device.

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    Education Status of Voluntary PPIUD Clients, 2017

    Abbreviation: PPIUD, postpartum intrauterine device.

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    Age of Women Choosing a PPIUD, by Sector, 2017

    Abbreviation: PPIUD, postpartum intrauterine device.

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    Public and Private Providers Trained in the Dedicated PPIUD Inserter in Mali, by Region

    RegionNo. of Public ProvidersNo. of Private Providers
    Bamako4249
    Kayes614
    Sikasso123
    Mopti80
    Total6866
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