Bibliography

This annotated bibliography of publications provides materials sourced from published and grey literature within different theme areas of work relating to equity in health in east and southern Africa.

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Improving the quality of private sector delivery of public health services: Challenges and strategies

Brugha, R; Zwi, A (1998 June)

Themes:

Public-private mix

URL:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10180399

Key performance indicators from the 2006 survey of medical schemes in Southern Africa

Board of Healthcare Funders (2006)

Themes:

Public-private mix

URL:

http://www.bhfglobal.com/files/KPI%20REPORT%202006.pdf

International Trade in Health Services and the GATS: Current Issues and Debates

Blouin, C; Drager, N; Smith, R (2006 September)

Themes:

Health equity in economic and trade policies

URL:

http://extop-workflow.worldbank.org/extop/ecommerce/catalog/product?context=drilldown&item_id=4788297

The policy on the public-private mix in the Ugandan health sector: Catching up with reality

Birungi, H; Mugisha, F; Nsabagasani, X; Okuonzi, S; Jeppsson, A (2001)

Themes:

Public-private mix

URL:

http://heapol.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/16/suppl_2/80

Kenya: Non-governmental health care provision

Berman, P; Nwuke, K; Hanson, K; Kariuki, M; Mbugua, K; Ngugi, J; Omurwa, T; Ong’ayo, S (1995 April)

Themes:

Public-private mix

URL:

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ihsg/publications/pdf/No-20.PDF

Zambia: Non-governmental health care provision

Berman, P; Nwuke, K; Rannan-Eliya, R; Mwanza, A (1995 January)

Themes:

Public-private mix

URL:

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ihsg/publications/pdf/No-19.PDF

Government capacity to contract: health sector experience and lessons

Bennett, S; Mills, A (1998)

Themes:

Equitable health services

URL:

http://www.popline.org/docs/190905

Making health systems work: Working with the non-state sector to achieve public health goals

Bennett, S; Hanson, K; Kadama, P; Montagu, D (2005)

Themes:

Equitable health services

Paging Dr Ricardo: A dose of economics for healthier pharmaceutical production

Bate, R (2008 February)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

Low enrolment in Ugandan community health insurance schemes: Underlying causes and policy implications

Basaza, R; Criel, B; Van der Stuyft, P (2007 July)

Themes:

Health equity in economic and trade policies

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