Table 7 Peer-reviewed publications that were reviewed in full-text and excluded
From: Measuring adolescent friendly health services in India: A scoping review of evaluations
Author, date | Description | Reason for exclusion |
|---|---|---|
Andrew et al, 2003 [19] | Mixed methods study of needs and preferences of adolescents | No evaluation of health services |
Biswas et al, 2002 [20] | Pre- and post- evaluation of RCH workshops for providers and program managers | Not specific to ARSH or AFHS |
Calhoun et al, 2013 [21] | Mixed methods study of provider imposed restrictions to clients’ access to family planning in urban Uttar Pradesh. | No mention of adolescent-specific services |
Char et al, 2011 [22] | Descriptive study of young men’s knowledge and attitudes regarding family planning methods and sources of info. | No evaluation of health services |
Char et al, 2010 [23] | Qualitative study of influence of mothers-in-law on young couples’ family planning decisions. | No evaluation of health services |
Collumbien et al, 2011 [24] | Descriptive study service utilization among young people prior to two large interventions | No evaluation of health services |
Das et al, 2006 [25] | Descriptive study of disease burden and treatment seeking behaviour among adolescent girls | No evaluation of health services |
de Souza, 2014 [26] | Descriptive study of roles performed by peer HIV workers | Program not specific to adolescents |
Dongre et al, 2011 [27] | Evaluation of a school-based health program involving formation of school health committee and committee activities including deworming and IFA supplementation | Health commodity distribution without clinical health services |
Hazarika et al, 2009 [28] | Descriptive study of adolescent utilization of contraceptive and ANC services as well as in-facility delivery | No evaluation of health services |
Kotecha et al, 2009 [29] | Evaluation of a school-based health program involving IFA supplementation and health education | Health commodity distribution without clinical health services |
Mishra et al, 2012 [30] | Descriptive study of treatment-seeking behaviour of adolescent girls | No evaluation of health services |
Nair et al, 2012 [31] | Descriptive study of adolescent knowledge, attitude and practice related to reproductive and sexual health | No evaluation of health services |
Nair et al, 2012 [32] | Comparative study of adolescent boys vs. girls’ knowledge, attitude and practice related to reproductive and sexual health | No evaluation of health services |
Nair et al, 2012 [33] | Comparative study of married male vs. female young adults knowledge, attitude and practice related to reproductive and sexual health | No evaluation of health services |
Nair et al, 2012 [34] | Descriptive study of perceptions of community stakeholders | No evaluation of health services |
Nath et al, 2008 [35] | Non-systematic review of AFHS | Does not include specific evaluations and their methodologies |
Rao et al, 2008 [36] | Evaluation of a school-based reproductive health education program among adolescent girls | No evaluation of health services |
Sabarwal et al, 2012 [37] | Descriptive study of treatment seeking behaviour for reproductive tract infections among young women | No evaluation of health services |
Shah et al, 2013 [38] | Evaluation of sanitary pad distribution program | Health commodity distribution without clinical health services |
Sharma et al, 2012 [39] | Evaluation of male reproductive health program | Program not specific to adolescents |
Singh et al, 2012 [40] | Descriptive study of health care utilization among married adolescent women | No evaluation of health services, not specific to AFHS |
Speizer et al, 2012 [41] | Descriptive study of family planning service utilization trends in Uttar Pradesh | No specific data for adolescent or evaluation of AFHS |