Phyllis J Eide, Laura Hahn, Tina Bayne, Carol B Allen, Deborah Swain
The Population-Focused Analysis Project for teaching community health
Nursing education perspectives
problem abortion actual spheres public life despite fact russia according ministry health number abortions decreased 30 past five years demand society public authorities strengthen national demographic security search corresponding reserves strengthen positive dynamics demographic indices permanent longterm basis abortions significantly negatively affect birth rate woman health make proper managerial decisions area requires analyzing complex social phenomenon abortion behavior alternatives including contraceptive behavior based family planning technologies purpose study analyze characteristics abortive contraceptive behavior relationship matrimonial reproductive behavior russia strengthen national demographic security official public data rosstat minzdrav russia etc used also data allrussian sociological study demographic wellbeing russia attracted methodology included questionnaire survey late 2019 early 2020 carried 10 subjects russian federation moscow republic bashkortostan republic tatarstan vologda oblast volgograd oblast ivanovo oblast etc total sampling consisted 5 616 respondents study implemented scientific research methods analysis synthesis generalization statistical analysis sociological analysis state policy implementation related decrees president russian federation measures implement demographic policy russian federation 2012 national goals strategic objectives development russian federation period 2024 2018 national project demography government orders approval concept state family policy russian federation period 2025 2014 basics state youth policy russian federation period 2025 2014 etc national level resulted decreasing number abortions increasing attention society public authorities problems family russia since 2007 absolute number abortions declining 2015 present absolute number abortions decreased millionth value leaders positive rate abortions decreasing north caucasus central southern federal okrugs higher rates abortions remain far eastern siberian ural federal okrugs established abortion reproductive behavior depends aging motherhood low contraceptive culture early start sexual life various social economic factors significant part russian population characterized low awareness reproduction issues contraceptives study revealed certain relationship contraceptive matrimonial reproductive behavior hypothesis confirmed republics bashkortostan tatarstan additional research area required identify effective measures fully implement demographic potential russian family even though official statistics russia indicate positive trends population abortion behavior abortions make significant part reproductive losses majority russians abortion remains acceptable mean regulating childbearing russia highest rate abortions age ranges 3034 3539 years russia improvement medical contraceptive literacy formation responsible health selfattitude increase quality life implement populations demographic potential improve demographic security