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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Organizing the UN response to the triple threat of food insecurity, weakened capacity for governance and AIDS, particularly in southern and eastern Africa

UN High-Level Committee on Programs (2003 September)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: THOaids.pdf

Vulnerability situation analysis report

Swaziland Vulnerability Assessment Committee (VAC) (2004 March)

Themes:

Poverty and health

URL: VACpov.pdf

Protocol on health

SADC (1999 August)

Themes:

Equity in health

URL: SADequity2.pdf

Discussion Paper 15: Principles, issues and options for strengthening health systems for treatment access in Southern Africa

EQUINET; OXFAM (2004 March)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: DIS15aids.pdf

Final communique: 2004 SADC Heads of State and Government summit on agriculture and food security

SADC Heads of State and Government (2004 May)

Themes:

Poverty and health

URL: SADpov.doc

Poverty and health reexamined: Evidence and policy lessons from Burkina Faso

Haddad, S (2003 September)

Themes:

Poverty and health

URL: HADpov.doc

Challenging inequities in health: From ethics to action

Evans, T; Whitehead, M; Wirth, M; Epstein, H (eds) (2001)

Themes:

Equity in health, Monitoring equity and research to policy

Trends in international nurse migration: The world’s wealthy countries must be aware of how the “pull” of nurses from developing countries affects global health

Aiken, LH; Buchan, J; Sochalski, J; Nichols, B; Powell, M (2004 May)

Themes:

Human resources for health

Responding to the global human resources crisis

Narasimhan, V; Brown, H; Pablos-Mendez, A; Adams, O; Dussault, G; Elzinga, G; Nordstrom, A; Habte, D; Jacobs, M; Solimano, G; Sewankambo, N; Wibulpolprasert, S; Evans, T; Chen, L (2004)

Themes:

Human resources for health

Discussion Paper 16: Parliamentary functions and reforms and their application in promoting health equity in Southern Africa

Mataure, M; Public Affairs and Parliamentary Support Trust (2003 August)

Themes:

Governance and participation in health

URL: DIS16gov.pdf

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