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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AKHS Kenya community health department dolicy brief no 5: Best practices in community-based health initiatives

AKHS Kenya ()

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: AKHhres_200307.pdf

Supplementation programme Dutch medical doctors 1978–2003: Lessons learned

Koot, J; Mukonka, V; Oosterhof, J; Simotowe, C (2003 December)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: KOOhres_200307.pdf

Public sector nurses in Swaziland: Can the downturn be reversed

Kober, K; van Damme, W (2006 May)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: KOBhres_200307.pdf

Payment of lunch allowance: A case study of the Uganda health service

Kanyesigye, EK; Ssendyona, GM ()

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: KANhres_200307.pdf

The health workforce in Africa: Challenges and prospects

Africa Working Group of the Joint Learning Initiative on Human Resources (2004 March)

Themes:

Human resources for health

Human resources for health: Overcoming the crisis

Joint Learning Initiative (2004)

Themes:

Human resources for health

Working together to tackle the crisis in human resources for health

Transitional HRH Working Group (2005 November)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: TRAhres_200307.pdf

Health worker motivation in Africa: the role of non-financial incentives and human resource management tools

Matauer, I; Imhoff, I (2006 August)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: MUThres_200307.pdf

HRH action workshop: Methodology and Highlights

USAID (2006 January)

Themes:

Globalisation, equity and development: Some reflections on the African experience

Olukoshi, A (2003 January)

Themes:

Health equity in economic and trade policies

URL: OLUequity_200307.pdf

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