List of research related to teenage pregnancy
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Adanu RM, Seffah J, Anarfi JK, Lince N, Blanchard K. Sexual and reproductive
health in Accra, Ghana. Ghana Medical Journal. June 2012; 46(2):58-65
Bhana, A., S. Swartz. 2009. Teenage tata: young fathers take responsibility.
HSRC Review.
Blanchard K, Harrison T, Sello M. Pharmacists' knowledge and perceptions of
emergency contraceptive pills in Soweto and the Johannesburg Central
Business District, South Africa. International Family Planning Perspectives.
December 2005; 31(4):172-178
Chadwick, R. J., et al. 2011. Safer Conception Interventions for HIV-Affected
Couples: Implications for Resource-Constrained Settings. Topics in Antiviral
Medicine. 19(4).
Chikovore, J. 2011. Abortion & contraceptive use: sites of struggle for African
men. HSRC Review.
Chirinda, W., K. Peltzer, G. Mchunu, G. Mlambo, S. Ramlagan. 2012. A
community-based study to examine the effect of a youth HIV prevention
programme in South Africa. International Journal of STD & AIDS.
Cooper, D., et al. 2009. Fertility Intentions and Reproductive Health Care
Needs of People Living with HIV in Cape Town, South Africa: Implications for
Integrating Reproductive Health
and HIV Care Services. AIDS Behav.
Dunkle, K., et al. 2003. Gender-Based Violence and HIV Infection among
Pregnant Women in Soweto. A Technical Report to the Australian Agency for
International Development. http://www.mrc.ac.za/gender/women.pdf.
Harries J, Lince N, Constant C, Hargey A, Grossman D. The challenges of
offering public second trimester abortion services in South Africa: Health
care providers' perspectives. Journal of Biosocial Science. (Online ahead of
print). November 2011
Harries, J., P. Orner, M. Gabriel, and E. Mitchell. 2007. Delays in seeking an
abortion until the second trimester: a qualitative study in South Africa.
Reproductive Health. 4(7).
Holt K, Lince N, Hargey A, Struthers H, Nkala B, McIntyre J, Gray G, Mnyani C,
Blanchard K. Assessment of service availability and health care workers'
opinions about young women's sexual and reproductive health in Soweto,
South Africa. African Journal of Reproductive Health June 2012; 16(2)
Jewkes, R. and R. Morrell. 2012. Sexuality and the limits of agency among
South African teenage women: theorising femininities and their connections
to HIV risk practices. Social Science and Medicine. June 74(11): 1729–1737
Jewkes, R., et al. 2008. Impact of Stepping Stones on incidence of HIV and
HSV-2 and sexual behaviour in rural South Africa: cluster randomised
controlled trial. BMJ. 337(a506).
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Jones, D. L., K. Peltzer, O. Villar-Loubet, S. M. Weiss, R. Cook, S. Vamos, E.
Shikwane. 2013. Reducing the risk of HIV infection during pregnancy among
South African women: A randomized control study. AIDS Care.
London, L., P. J. Orner, and D. Cooper. 2007. “Even if you’re positive, you still
have rights because you are a person’: Human rights and the reproductive
choice of HIV-positive person. Developing World Bioethics.
Macleod, C. I., and T. Tracey. 2010. A decade later: Follow-up of South African
research on the consequences of and contributory factors in teen-aged
pregnancy. South African Journal of Psychology. 10(1): 18–31
Makiwane, M. 2010. The child support grant and teenage childbearing in
South Africa. Development South Africa.
Makiwane, M. G. C. Chimere-Dan. 2009. The state of youth in South Africa: is
the health status of youth improving? Research report- client
Makiwane, M., L. Daniel. 2007. Sexual disorientation. HSRC Review.
Abstract: The authors talk about the sexual education system in South
African and how it can be more effective in curbing teenage pregnancy in
schools.
Mason-Jones, A. J., Crisp, C., Mathews, C., Dhansay, A . 2012. School-Based
Health Clinics for Adolescent Sexual, Reproductive and Mental Health. Health
Systems Research Unit Policy Brief.
http://www.mrc.ac.za/policybriefs/Schoolbased.pdf.
Mchunu, G., L. Seutlwadi, B. Tutshana, K. Peitzer. 2012. Adolescent pregnancy
and associated factors in South African youth. African Health Sciences.
Mncwango, B., S. Rule. 2008. South Africans against abortion. HSRC Review
Morrell, R., Bhana, and Shefer, eds. 2012. Pregnancy and Young Parents in
Schools.
Morse J, Chipato T, Blanchard K, Nhemachena T, Ramjee G, McCulloch C, Blum
M, Saleeby E, Harper CC. Provision of long-acting reversible contraception in
HIV-prevalent countries: Results from nationally representative surveys in
southern Africa. BJOG May 2013; doi: 10.1111/1471-0528.12290 (Online
ahead of print).
Myer, L. et al. 2007. Knowledge and use of emergency contraception among
women in the Western Cape province of South Africa: a cross-sectional study.
BMC Women’s Health. 7(14).
Orner, P. J., et al. 2011. Access to safe abortion: building choices for women
living with HIV and AIDS. Journal of the International AIDS Society. 14(54).
Orner, P. M. de Bruyn, and D. Cooper. 2011. ‘It hurts, but I don’t have have a
choice. I’m not working, and I’m sick.’ Decisions and experiences regarding
abortion of women living with HIV in Cape Town, South Africa. Culture,
Health and Sexuality. 1–15
Panday, S., T. Letsoala, C. Ranchod, M. Makiwane. 2009. Teenage pregnancy in
South Africa: with a specific focus on school-going learners. Report for
DBE/UNICEF.
Peltzer, K., G. Mlambo. 2013. Sexual HIV risk behaviour and associated
factors among pregnant women in Mpumalanga, South Africa. BMC
Pregnancy and Childbirth.
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Richter, L. M., S. A. Norris, C. Ginsburg. 2006. The silent truth of teenage
pregnancies: Birth to Twenty cohort's next generation. South African Medical
Journal.
Seutlewadi, L. 2012. Adolescents’ knowledge about abortion and emergency
contraception: a survey study. Master’s thesis
Spjeldnaes, I. O., D. L. Sam, K. M. Moland, K. Peltzer. 2007. Continuity and
change in reproductive attitudes of teenage women, their mothers, and
maternal grandmothers in South Africa. South African Journal of Psychology.
Villar-Loubet, O. M., R .Cook, N. Chakhtoura, D. L. Jones, S. M. Weiss, M. E.
Shikwane, K. Peltzer. 2012. HIV knowledge and sexual risk behavior among
pregnant couples in South Africa: the PartnerPlus project. AIDS and Behavior.
Zuma, K., et al. 2004. Missed opportunities: emergency contraception
utilisation by young South African women. African Journal of Reproductive
Health.
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???Countdown Working Group on Health Policy and Health Systems (David
Sanders is a member of the Working Group). Assessment of the Health
System and Policy Environment as a critical complement to tracking
intervention coverage for maternal, newborn, and child health, The Lancet,
371: 1284-1293, 12 April 2008
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Abrahams N, Jewkes R, Lombard C, Meel B. The development and evaluation of
an intervention to improve post exposure prophylaxis after a sexual assault
incident to prevent HIV Prevention: findings from Cape Town and Mthatha. An
MRC Technical Report to the Department of Health in the Western Cape and
Eastern Cape, October 2008.
Bastien, S., Flisher, A. J., Mathews, C. & Klepp, K-I. Peer education for
adolescent reproductive health: an effective method for program delivery, a
powerful empowerment strategy, or neither? From: Klepp, K-I., Flisher, A. J.,
Kaaya, S. (Eds.). Promoting adolescent sexual and reproductive health in
eastern and southern Africa. Uppsala, Sweden: Nordic Africa Institute (2008).
Bhana, D., Morrell, R., Shefer, T., and Ngabaza, S. 2010. South African
teachers' responses to teenage pregnancy and teenage mothers in schools.
Culture, Health & Sexuality: An International Journal for Research, Intervention
and Care. 12(8).
Jina R, Jewkes R, Christofides N, Loots L, Eds. Caring for survivors of sexual
assault. A training programme for health care providers in South Africa.
Facilitators’ manual. Pretoria: Department of Health, 2008.
Kawonga M, Blanchard K, Cooper D, Dickson K, Cullingworth L, Winikoff B,
van Mollendorf C. Integrating medical abortion into safe abortion services:
experiences from three public health sites in South Africa. 2008 Journal of
Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care. FSRH J Fam Plann Repro
Health Care 34 (3):159-164.
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Kim, J., et al. 2009. Comprehensive care and HIV prophylaxis after sexual
assault in rural South Africa: the Refentse intervention study. BMJ 2009.
338(b515).
Maart L, Jackson D, Rendall-Mkosi K. (2008). Knowledge, Attitudes and
practices related to lifestyle during pregnancy among women and health care
workers in the West Coast/Winelands Health District. Curatonis. 31(2): 2229.
Maharaj, P., and M. Rogan. 2008. Emergency contraception in South Africa: A
literature review. European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health
Care. 13(4): 351-361.
Mason-Jones A, Mathews C, Flisher AJ. Can peer education make a difference?
Evaluation of a South African adolescent peer education programme to
promote sexual and reproductive health. AIDS and Behavior 2011; 15(8):
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Mathews C, Guttmacher SJ, Flisher AJ, Mtshizana YY, Nelson T, McCarthy J,
Daries V. (2009) The quality of HIV testing services for adolescents in Cape
Town, South Africa: do adolescent-friendly services make a difference?
Journal of Adolescent Health; 44(2): 188-190
Morroni C, Moodley J. Characteristics of women booking for first and second
trimester abortions at public sector clinics in Cape Town. South African
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2006;12:81-82
Myer L, Mlobeli R, Cooper D, Smit J, Morroni C. Knowledge and use of
emergency contraception among women in the Western Cape province of
South Africa: A cross-sectional study. BMC Women's Health 2007: 7:14.
Orner P, Cooper D, Myer L, Zweigenthal V, Bekker LG and Moodley J. 2008.
Clients' perspectives on HIV/AIDS care and treatment and reproductive
health services in South Africa. 2008. AIDS Care. 20(10): 1217-1223.
Peltzer K, Kleintjes S, Van Wyk BE, Thompson EA, Mashego T B. Correlates of
suicide risk among secondary school students in Cape Town. Social
Behaviour and Personality, 36(4): 493-502, 2008.
Sable M R, Libbus M K, Jackson D, Hausler H. Pregnancy intention in the
context of HIV/AIDS in South Africa: A proposed model for policy and
practice. African Journal of AIDS Research, 7(2): 1-8, 2008.
Soomar J, Flisher AJ, Mathews C. Sexual coercion and adolescent risk
behaviour: a systematic literature review. Journal of Child & Adolescent
Mental Health 2009;21(2):103-126
Townsend L, Ragnarsson A, Mathews C, Johnston LG, Ekström A, Thorson A
and Chopra A. 2011 "Taking Care of Business": Alcohol as Currency in
Transactional Sexual Relationships Among Players in Cape Town, South
Africa. Qualitative Health Research. 21(1):41-50
Townsend L, Jewkes, R, Mathews, C, Johnston LG, Flisher AJ, Zembe Y &
Chopra M. 2011. HIV risk behaviours and their relationship to intimate
partner violence (IPV) among men who have multiple female sexual partners
in Cape Town, South Africa. AIDS & Behavior. 15(1):132-41
Trueman, K. A., M. Magwentshu. 2013.Abortion in a Progressive Legal
Environment: The Need for Vigilance in Protecting and Promoting Access to
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Safe Abortion Services in South Africa. American Journal of Public Health:
March 2013, Vol. 103, No. 3, pp. 397-399.
Visser MJ, Neufeld S, de Villiers A, Makin JD, Forsyth BWC. To tell or not to
tell: South African women’s disclosure of HIV status during pregnancy
Wechsberg W, Parry C, Jewkes R. Drugs, sex and gender-based violence: the
intersection of the AIDS epidemic with vulnerable women in South Africa,
forging a multilevel collaborative response. Research & policy brief. RTI &
Medical Research Council, 2008.
Wood K, Lambert H, Jewkes R. ‘Injuries are beyond love’: young South
Africans’ understandings of limit and legitimacy in relation to physical
violence in their sexual relationships. Med Anthropol 2008; 27(1): 43-69.
Wood, K., H. Lambert, and R. Jewkes. 2007. “Showing Roughness in a
Beautiful Way”: Talk about Love, Coercion, and Rape in South African Youth
Sexual Culture. Medical Anthropology Quarterly . 21(2): 277–300.
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