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Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning

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Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning

The Journal Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning is an online, peer reviewed, open access journal.

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About the Journal

The Journal Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning is an open access journal, aims to publish all types of articles related to the field of Reproductive medicine and family planning. The journal publish scholarly articles on gynecology, hormonal functioning, infertility diseases, reproductive medicine and their diagnosis which provides the knowledge in the field for the advancement of life in the world.

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Editorial Board

Maaly Kamal Guimei, PhD - Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning

Maaly Kamal Guimei, PhD

University of Alexandria
Egypt

Shuiqiao Yuan, PhD - Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning

Shuiqiao Yuan, PhD

Huazhong University of Science and Technology
China

Enrique Rosales Aujang, PhD - Journal of Reproductive Medicine and Family Planning

Enrique Rosales Aujang, PhD

General Hospital of Zone 2, Mexican Institute of Social Security
Mexico

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Articles

J Reprod Med Fam Plann. 2018;1(1):JRMFP-01-1004 | Open Access

Cultural and Institutional Barriers to Male Involvement in Pregnancy, Delivery and Postnatal Care in RuralDistricts of Malawi

Jane Namasasu

The land mark for male involvement in reproductive health matters was recognized at the International Conference for Population and Development (ICPD) held in Cairo in 1994 and called for the inclusion of men in all spheres of sexual and reproductive health through the promotion and encouragement of equal participation of men and women in matters of family, household, and childrearing. Male ... Read more

REVIEW ARTICLE Updated Oct 13, 2018   PDF

J Reprod Med Fam Plann. 2018;1(1):JRMFP-01-1003 | Open Access

Effects of a Clinical Audit Training Model on the Quality of Reproductive Health Services in Primary Health Care

Rehab Abdelhai Ahmed, Laila Kamel, Maha Ghobashi, Fatma Abou Hashima and Reham Youssri

Audit and feedback is used as a quality improvement strategy to enhance professional practice. This operational research was conducted in two Family Health Units (FHU) of Primary Health Care (PHC), in Giza Governorate-Egypt. A pre/post comparison was done in a test unit and results compared with findings of a control unit. The study aims at evaluating the effects of ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Oct 13, 2018   PDF

J Reprod Med Fam Plann. 2018;1(1):JRMFP-01-1002 | Open Access

A New Framework for Family Planning Programme Evaluation

Jamal Abdul Nasir

Research is needed for family planning program evaluation because the controversies among researchers regarding evaluation methodologies which are in vogue do exist. Previously many different approaches have been adopted ranging from simple description to complex set of criterions which are heavily based on service statistics and the information regarding program acceptors only. Evaluating the FP program by neglecting the non-acceptors ... Read more

REVIEW ARTICLE Updated Sep 06, 2018   PDF

J Reprod Med Fam Plann. 2018;1(1):JRMFP-01-1001 | Open Access

Metabolic Syndrome Component Changes Over a Decade, During the Menopausal Transition in TehranianWomen: Tehran Lipid and Glucose Study (TLGS)

Golshan Amirshekari, Elaheh Ainy, Fahimeh Ramezani Tehrani, Marzieh Rostami Dovom and Fereidoun Azizi

Background: Metabolic syndrome (MetS) is a group of risk factors that increase the risk of heart diseases, diabetes, and strokes.
Objective: This study was conducted to assess the MetS component changes over a decade, during the menopausal transition in Tehranian women.
Methods: In a cross-sectional study, 1,999 subjects were selected from 15,005 participants of the Tehran Lipid and Glucose Cohort ... Read more

RESEARCH ARTICLE Updated Sep 06, 2018   PDF