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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Developing a primary health care management information system that supports the pursuit of equity, effectiveness and affordability

Husein, K; Adeyi, O; Bryant, J; Cara, NB (1993)

Themes:

Monitoring equity and research to policy

The essential step: An interim assessment of equity in health in Zimbabwe

Chandiwana, SK; Moyo, I; Woelk, G; Sikosana, P; Brevman, P; Hongoro, C (1997 August)

Themes:

Monitoring equity and research to policy

Health situation analysis and inequities in health

Castellanos, PL (1992)

Themes:

Monitoring equity and research to policy

The measurement of inequities in health: Lessons from the British experience

Carr-Hill, RA (1990)

Themes:

Monitoring equity and research to policy

Hospital fee retention in Zimbabwe: Management and impact

Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Welfare (1996)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

Strengthening district health systems: An approach towards equity in health: The Zimbabwe experience

Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Welfare (1989)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

An evaluation of health financing reforms with special focus on the abolition of user fees at rural health centres and rural hospitals

Zigora, TA; Chihanga, SL; Makahamadze, RB; Hongoro, C; Hongoro, F (1996)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

A framework and indicative cost analysis for better health in Africa: Technical working paper

Yusuf, A; de Beyer, J; Elmendorf, EA; Kim, S; Lamboray, JL; Mohan, PC; Niimi, R; Obeng, L; Peters, D; Roseberry, W; Shafer, J; Shaw, P (1993)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

Development and health: The need for integrated approaches in South Africa

Yach, D ()

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

Equity in the distribution of quality of care

Wyszewianski, L; Donabedian, A (1981)

Themes:

Equitable health services

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