Pakistan – Behavior Change Impact

Beaudoin, Christopher E.,Chen, Hongliang,Agha, Sohail (2016). Estimating causal effects with propensity score models: An evaluation of the touch condom media campaign in Pakistan Journal of Health Communication, 21(4), 415-423

October 12, 2020/in Adult men, Adult women Mass media Individual agency Pakistan Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV/by Nancy Reyes

Agha, Sohail,Beaudoin, Christopher E. (2012). Assessing a thematic condom advertising campaign on condom use in urban Pakistan Journal of Health Communication, 17(5), 601-623

October 12, 2020/in Older female adolescents (15-24), Older male adolescents (15-24) Mass media Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making Pakistan Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Lower unmet need for FP, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming/by Nancy Reyes

Saeed, G. A.,Fakhar, S.,Rahim, F.,Tabassum, S. (2008). Change in trend of contraceptive uptake – effect of educational leaflets and counseling Contraception, 77(5), 377-381

October 12, 2020/in Adult men, Adult women Couple and family communication, Counseling Individual agency, Immediate relational agency SRH decision making Pakistan Intermediate: Increased contraceptive choices, Intermediate: Greater input (individual or collective) in SRH policies and programming, Long term: Decreased prevalence of STIs and HIV, Long term: Decreased sexual violence or coercion, Long term: Greater match between reproductive aspirations and outcomes, Long term: Greater control over fertility, Long term: Increased control over spacing and timing of pregnancy, Intermediate: Improved match between service provisions and client needs, Long term: Lower unmet need for FP/by Nancy Reyes