
Integrated international health survey data from @DHSprogram, @PM4Action, and @UNICEFData MICS. Powered by @ipums.
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Nouvel article rédigé en collaboration par IPUMS MICS et l’UNICEF! shs.cairn.info/revue-populat… @ipums @ipumsgh @AttilaHancioglu
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New paper collaboration from IPUMS MICS and UNICEF! Harmonized Data from Household Surveys on the Status and Well-being of Children, Adolescents, and Their Families: MICS and IPUMS MICS shs.cairn.info/journal-popul… @ipums @ipumsGH
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IPUMS Global Health retweeted
Interested in learning how to add environmental context to your population health research? Check out the new IPUMS DHS blog, where we introduce spatial data concepts & R tutorials to help get you started! @ipumsgh #GlobalHealth #RStats #tidyverse #quarto tech.popdata.org/dhs-researc…
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We are so excited to host a free webinar on Jan. 30 from 10-11 am CT to introduce you to IPUMS MICS - the harmonized version of MICS from @UNICEFData! Registration required: z.umn.edu/MICS-Webinar
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📣 IPUMS PMA just released harmonized service delivery point and client exit interview data from Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, DRC, Kenya, India, Niger, Nigeria, and Uganda from 2020-2022. @PM4Action Check it out at pma.ipums.org/pma/
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New paper led by Alfredo Rojas (UNC Anth, soon @UNCPopCenter) in POEN! As there is currently no consensus on how to measure the climate and vegetation contexts of child health, we examine a large set of plausible specifications and make recommendations for future studies.
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'Ethiopian women reported widely varying maternity care experiences delivering in health facilities..' A recent study by Elizabeth & her collaborates explores the variation in maternity care of women in 6 regions of Ethiopia. Follow the link below 👇pmadata.org/media/1487/downl…
IPUMS Global Health retweeted
Maya Luetke and Devon Kristiansen presented their poster at #ICFP2022 today! They are just two of the wonderful team of people here at IPUMS. If you are at ICFP, come by and see us! @ICFP2022
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We are hiring a Senior Data Analyst to join the PMA team as part of the broader @ipumsGH group. This team integrates the @pma4action data and actively promotes use of the data through analysis, outreach, and training.
Learn more: assets.ipums.org/_files/jobs…
IPUMS Global Health retweeted
Nous organiserons un webinaire en français le mois prochain sur les données PMA longitudinales.
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IPUMS Global Health retweeted
We will be hosting a webinar in French next month on longitudinal PMA data.
jhpiego.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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How much do you know abt the challenge with the place of delivery in Ethiopia? Researchers recently published article using @PmaEthiopia data by assessing individual,household,community,& health facility factors associated with delivery place in Ethiopia. journals.plos.org/globalpubl…
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Clients who were dissatisfied w/facility cleanliness and/or how staff treated them during their #familyplanning visit had a higher probability of stopping the use of #contraception than clients satisfied with such services.
Read PMA's latest article: bit.ly/3Rar3qy
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Want to leverage the DHS reproductive calendar data, but don't know where to start? Join us next Wednesday (8/24) from 9-10AM CT for a webinar on accessing these data via IPUMS DHS and learn about how to use them in your research.
z.umn.edu/DHS-webinar
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In this paper, I do not find evidence for a baby boom in these sub-Saharan African countries since the start of the pandemic. Rather the opposite: Use of modern contraceptives is up, pregnancies are down in some places and age groups. #WorldPopulationDay @UN
🚨New Paper! @AndreasShrugged provides evidence on the fertility response in four sub-Saharan African countries during the first year of the #COVID19 pandemic. @bib_bund @WiCVienna
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| AGENDA | Population-environment-health: connecting pixels
Au programme : des présentations, discussions et une formation pratique
En savoir plus : ow.ly/EqAB50JAcsu
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Liz Boyle, Minzee Kim, Wes Longhofer, and I wrote about the implications of reversing Roe for global abortion liberalization for @ForeignAffairs
Reversing Roe would have profound implications for abortion access in the United States. But such a decision would not turn the global tide of abortion liberalization, argue @ninarbrooks, Minzee Kim, Elizabeth Heger Boyle, and Wesley Longhofer.
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IPUMS Global Health retweeted
New survey results from Kenya and Nigeria - mailchi.mp/ef3fd577d955/79n7…
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Join @ipumsGH & @PM4Action on May 18 at 9am ET for this free webinar: Did the COVID-19 pandemic impact contraceptive use? An Introduction to Longitudinal Analysis using PMA Data. Register here: ow.ly/K0Yb50IXbbc

























