Cost-Effectiveness of Scaling Up Modern Family Planning Interventions in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: An Economic Modeling Analysis in Indonesia and Uganda.

Neily ZakiyahA D I van AsseltD SetiawanQ CaoF RoijmansM J Postma

Published in: Applied health economics and health policy (2020)

Scaling up family planning interventions could improve women's health outcomes substantially and be cost-effective or even cost saving across a range of scenarios compared to the current situation.

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