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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Mapping trade policy: Understanding the challenges of civil society participation

Brock, K; McGee, R (2004 May)

Themes:

Health equity in economic and trade policies

URL: BROtrade.pdf

Community fostering for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in India: Perspectives from Southern Africa

George, S (2001 June)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: GEOaids.doc

Scaling-up anti-retroviral treatment and human resources for health: What are the challenges in sub-Saharan Africa?

Wyss, K (2004 June)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: WYSaids.doc

Are user fees and narrow targeting gender-neutral?

Van De Moortele, J (2001 October)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

URL: VANfinan.doc

Should African governments scrap user fees for health services?

Yates, R (2004)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

URL: YATfinan.doc

Public service provision, user fees, and political turmoil

Fafchamps, M; Minten, B (2003 September)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

URL: FAFres.pdf

Meeting report: Equity in the distribution of health personnel, Johannesburg, 15-17 April 2004

EQUINET; Health Systems Trust (2004 April)

Themes:

Human resources for health

URL: REPhres.pdf

WHO’s African regional office must evolve or die

Lancet Editor (2004 August)

Themes:

Governance and participation in health

URL: LANgov.pdf

The impact of public expenditure management under ESAP of basic social services: Health and education

Dhliwayo, R (2001 March)

Themes:

Resource allocation and health financing

URL: DHIfinan.pdf

Operational plan for comprehensive HIV and AIDS care, management and treatment for South Africa

South African Government (2003 November)

Themes:

Equity and HIV/AIDS

URL: RSAaids.pdf

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