Research and Reports
Researches conducted by CHPS:
- Beliefs and Behaviours Related to Mothers’ Health and Child- Care in Earthquake Affected Districts of NWFP Province, Pakistan.Executive Summary
The existing status of maternal mortality, infant mortality, and morbidity in the population is quite alarming, particularly in comparison with the technologically advanced areas of the world and even within the country. Prior to any plan of action, it is highly imparative not only to identify but also to understand the existing beliefs and behavior patterns related to mothers’ health and childcare. To what extent the existing beliefs and behaviors related to mothers’ health and childcare are in line with the recommendations of the health professionals is a question that could be answered when we have taken an inventory of the prevalent situation… Read More
- Public Private Partnership in RH for rural women
- Rapid assessment of women in earthquake Camps
- Impact Assessment of Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Ghazi Barotha Hydropower Project
- Social Impact of Kaha Hill Torrent Structures
- Training Needs Assessment (TNA) for the Capacity Development in Behavior Change Communication (BCC) in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for Family Planning Association of Pakistan
- Maternal Health Research conducted in Pakistan in the last 10 years.
- Monitoring the progress of the assessment of immunization coverage in the Punjab.
- The role, extent and regulation of private sector in health care delivery in Pakistan.
- Determinants of child labour in carpet industry in rural Punjab & Sindh
- Capacity Development in Behavior Change Communication (BCC) in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for FPAP
- Social Assessment of vulnerable groups for the enhanced HIV/AIDS programme
- Social and geographical mapping of sexual practices amongst street children in Lahore
- Survey on the hospitals and laboratories in the Lahore municipal limits, in September 2001
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