A study to evaluate the effectiveness of WHO tools
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Orientation programme on adolescent health for health care providers and adolescent job aid in India
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2012
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This report details findings from a study undertaken by ICRW with support from the World Health Organization (WHO). The study examines the effectiveness of a set of tools developed by WHO that aim to build the capacity of health workers globally to respond to adolescents’ health needs effectively and with sensitivity. Specifically, ICRW evaluated whether the tools improved the quality of care young women received at primary health centers in two districts of Gujarat, India.
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