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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Value for money in South African health care: Findings of a review of health expenditure and finance

Doherty, J; McIntyre, D; Bloom, G (1996 January)

Themes:

Public-private mix, Resource allocation and health financing

The effect of HIV on health care in sub-Saharan Africa

Decosas, J; Whiteside, A (1996)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

Teenage pregnancy in Botswana

Curtis, C (1988)

Themes:

Poverty and health

District health service costs, resource adequacy and efficiency: A comparison of three districts

Bijlmakers, LA; Chihanga, S (1996)

Themes:

Equitable health services

Socio-economic stress, health and child nutritional status at a time of economic Structural Adjustment - A three-year longitudinal study in Zimbabwe

Bijlmakers, LA; Bassett, MT; Sanders, DM (1996)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

Local government and inequalities in health

Betts, G ()

Themes:

Equitable health services

A systematic review of the effectiveness of health service interventions aimed at reducing inequalities in health

Arblaster, L; Lambert, M; Entwistle, V; Forster, M; Fullerton, D; Sheldon, T; Watt, I (1996)

Themes:

Equitable health services

Tuberculosis and social stratification in South Africa

Andersson, N (1990)

Themes:

Poverty and health

The spatial distribution of health resources within countries and communities: Examples from India and Zambia in Curacao

Akhtar, R; Izhar, N (1986)

Themes:

Equitable health services

Health policy in less developed countries: Past trends and future directions

Zwi, AB; Mills, A (1995)

Themes:

Values, policies and rights

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