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Kurz und prägnant werden im Buch 111 Problemsituationen, wie sie jedem in der gynäkologischen Praxis bei der Verordnung von OC begegnen können, dargestellt. Praktizierende Gynäkologen können eine spezifische Diagnose bzw. Problemlage und die Möglichkeiten der Kontrazeption von A-Z gegliedert nachschlagen. Merksätze und der lexikalische Aufbau machen das Frauenärztliche Taschenbuch einzigartig und deshalb für jeden praktizierenden Gynäkologen unabdingbar. This book presents 111 problem situations with regard to contraception in a brief and concise form, from A-Z. It is unique of its kind and indispensable for use in practice and for any practicing gynecologist.

Contraception. --- Oral contraceptives. --- Anovulants, Oral --- Birth control pills --- Contraceptives, Oral --- Oral anovulants --- Oral contraceptives, Female --- Pill, Birth control --- Pill, The --- Contraceptive drugs --- Gynecologic drugs --- Progestational hormones --- Conception --- Birth control --- Reproductive rights --- Prevention

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Financial barriers to seeking care are frequently cited as one of the main causes of underutilization of child health care services. This paper estimates the impact of Indonesia's healthcard on health care use by children. Evaluation of the healthcard effect is complicated by the fact that card allocation was non-random. The analysis uses propensity score matching to control for systematic differences between treatment and control groups. A second potential source of bias is related to contemporaneous, exogenous influences on health care use unrelated to the healthcard itself. Using panel data collected prior to and after the introduction of the healthcard, a difference-in-differences estimator is constructed to eliminate the effects of exogenous changes over time. The author finds that although health care use declined for all children during the crisis years of 1997-2000, use of public sector outpatient services declined much less for children with healthcards. The protective effect of the healthcard on public sector use was concentrated among children aged 0-5 years. The healthcard had no significant impact on use of private sector services. The results highlight the need to provide adequate protection against the financial burden of health care costs, particularly during economic crises.

Child health services --- Health Care --- Health Monitoring and Evaluation --- Health services --- Health Systems Development and Reform --- Health, Nutrition and Population --- Intervention --- Nutrition --- Outpatient care --- Patients --- Pill --- Public health --- Unemployment