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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Latest Bibliography Entries

Health care providers' attitudes towards termination of pregnancy: A qualitative study in South Africa
Harries J; Stinson K; Orner P (2009 August)
Themes:
Equitable health services
Low malnutrition but high mortality: Explaining the paradox of the Lake Victoria region
Priebe J; Grab J (2009)
Themes:
Poverty and health
HIV/AIDS, growth and poverty in KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa: An integrated survey, demographic and economy-wide analysis
Thurlow J; Gow J; George G (2009 September)
Themes:
Poverty and health
World Economic and Social Survey 2009: Promoting development, saving the planet
United Nations (2009)
Themes:
Equity in health
Improving data to reduce the burden of disease: Lessons from the Western Cape
Naledi T; Househam KC; Groenewald P; Bradshaw D; Myers JE; Groenewald P (2009 September)
Themes:
Monitoring equity and research to policy
District Health Barometer 2007/2008
Health Systems Trust (2009)
Themes:
Monitoring equity and research to policy
Challenges for routine health system data management in a large public programme to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission in South Africa
Mate KS; Bennett B; Mphatswe W; Barker P; Rollins N (2009 May)
Themes:
Monitoring equity and research to policy
Male partner HIV-1 testing and antenatal clinic attendance associated with reduced infant HIV-1 acquisition and mortality
Aluisio A (2009)
Themes:
Equity and HIV/AIDS
Determinants of knowledge of HIV status in South Africa: Results from a population-based HIV survey
Peltzer K; Matseke G; Mzolo T; Majaja M (2009 June)
Themes:
Equity and HIV/AIDS
Clinical and financial burdens of secondary level care in a public sector antiretroviral roll-out setting
Kevany S; Meintjes G; Rebe K; Maartens G; Cleary S (2009 May)
Themes:
Equity and HIV/AIDS

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