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Information Systems and Measurement for Assessing Program Effects Implications for Family Planning Programs in Developing Countries (1994) / Chapter Skim
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Household/Population-Based Surveys
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... Finally, it was mentioned that there is a reluctance among social scientists to conduct experimental studies for fear that the results may be disappointing and that no program effects will be found. HOUSEHOLD/POPULATION-BASED SURVEYS John Casterline discussed the contribution of household surveys to program intervention evaluation.
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... Moreover, having children covered by health care is positively related to seeking medical care when needed. By linking data sets it becomes apparent that children in child care seek medical attention more frequently than children not in child care because they are more likely to have health care coverage.
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