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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Medical leave: the exodus of health professionals from Zimbabwe

Chikanda, A (2005)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: CHIhres_200307.pdf

Managing the community health fund: An operations manual (part one)

Government of Tanzania (2001)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing, Governance and participation in health

URL: TANhres_200307.pdf

Rising to the challenges of human resources for health in Kenya: Developing empirical evidence for policy making

Chancova, S; Kombe, G; Muchiri, S; Decker, C; Mikani, G; Pielemeier, N (2006 June)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: CHAhres_200307.pdf

Challenges facing the Malawian health workforce in the era of HIV/AIDS

Commonwealth Regional Health Community Secretariat (2004)

Themes:

Human resources for health

Radio address to the nation by the minister of health

Ministry of health of Botswana (2006 April)

Themes:

Governance and participation in health

Budget speech 2006

Government of Botswana (2006 February)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

URL: BOTgov_200307.pdf

Factors affecting performance of professional nurses in Namibia

Awases, MH (2006 June)

Themes:

Human resources for health

Human resources for health workforce a promising practices study promising retention practices of the Christian health association of Malawi

Aukerman, D (2006 May)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: AUKhres_200307.pdf

The exodus of health professionals from sub-Saharan Africa: balancing human rights and societal needs in the twenty-first century

Ogilvie, L; Mill, JE; Astle B, Fanninga, A; Opareb, M (2007)

Themes:

Values, policies and rights, Human resources for health

URL: OGIhres020607.pdf

A pro-poor critique of prepayment water meters in South Africa: The Phiri story

Dugard, J (2007 May)

Themes:

Poverty and health, Resource allocation and health financing

URL: PHApov020607.pdf

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