Growing inequalities and reproductive health in transitional countries: Kazakhstan and Belarus
Danilovich, N.
Journal of Public Health Policy 31(1): 30-50
2010
ISSN/ISBN: 0197-5897 PMID: 20200524 DOI: 10.2307/40542248Document Number: 210442
The present study examines how growing socio-economic inequalities in transitional countries that have followed different health policy paths affect women's access to reproductive health care. I conducted surveys in Kazakhstan and Belarus and used logistic regression analyses to determine accessibility to and satisfaction with reproductive health services, reproductive status, and reproductive history based on country of residence.
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