Family planning demand generation in Rwanda: Government efforts at the national and community level impact interpersonal communication and family norms.

Corey J, Schwandt H, Boulware A, Herrera A, Hudler E, Imbabazi C, King I, Linus J, Manzi I, Merrit M, Mezier L, Miller A, Morris H, Musemakweli D, Musekura U, Mutuyimana D, Ntakarutimana C, Patel N, Scanteianu A, Shemeza BE, Sterling-Donaldson G, Umutoni C, Uwera L, Zeiler M, Feinberg S.

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0266520
Published: 2022-04-07
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@article{allodium:10.1371/journal.pone.0266520,
  title = {Family planning demand generation in Rwanda: Government efforts at the national and community level impact interpersonal communication and family norms.},
  author = {Corey J and  Schwandt H and  Boulware A and  Herrera A and  Hudler E and  Imbabazi C and  King I and  Linus J and  Manzi I and  Merrit M and  Mezier L and  Miller A and  Morris H and  Musemakweli D and  Musekura U and  Mutuyimana D and  Ntakarutimana C and  Patel N and  Scanteianu A and  Shemeza BE and  Sterling-Donaldson G and  Umutoni C and  Uwera L and  Zeiler M and  Feinberg S.},
  year = {2022},
  journal = {PLoS One},
  doi = {10.1371/journal.pone.0266520},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0266520}
}

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TY  - JOUR
TI  - Family planning demand generation in Rwanda: Government efforts at the national and community level impact interpersonal communication and family norms.
AU  - Corey J
AU  -  Schwandt H
AU  -  Boulware A
AU  -  Herrera A
AU  -  Hudler E
AU  -  Imbabazi C
AU  -  King I
AU  -  Linus J
AU  -  Manzi I
AU  -  Merrit M
AU  -  Mezier L
AU  -  Miller A
AU  -  Morris H
AU  -  Musemakweli D
AU  -  Musekura U
AU  -  Mutuyimana D
AU  -  Ntakarutimana C
AU  -  Patel N
AU  -  Scanteianu A
AU  -  Shemeza BE
AU  -  Sterling-Donaldson G
AU  -  Umutoni C
AU  -  Uwera L
AU  -  Zeiler M
AU  -  Feinberg S.
PY  - 2022
JO  - PLoS One
DO  - 10.1371/journal.pone.0266520
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J, C., H, S., A, B., A, H., E, H., C, I., I, K., J, L., I, M., M, M., L, M., A, M., H, M., D, M., U, M., D, M., C, N., N, P., A, S., BE, S., G, S., C, U., L, U., M, Z., & S., F. (2022). Family planning demand generation in Rwanda: Government efforts at the national and community level impact interpersonal communication and family norms.. PLoS One. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0266520

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