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*3. Health Sector Reform in Africa: Lessons Learned
*15. Summary of Proceedings -- Consultation
on the Private Health Sector in Africa, Washington, DC, September 22-23, 1993
19. Zambia: Non-Governmental Health Care Provision
20. Kenya: Non-Governmental Health Care Provision
21. Conference Report -- Private and Non-Governmental Providers:
Partners for Public Health in Nairobi, Kenya, November 28, 1994 -
December 1, 1994
21.1. Conference Report Summaries: Private Providers Contributions
to Public Health in Four African Countries, Nairobi, Kenya, November 28,
1994 - December 1, 1994
22. Non-Government Financing and Provision of Health Services
in Africa: A Background Paper
*24. Proceedings of Zambia National
Conference on Public/Private Partnership for Health, Siavonga, Zambia, June 8-11, 1995
31.2. Experiences with Resource Mobilization Strategies in Five
Developing Countries -- What Can We Learn?
31.2F. Expériences en Matière de Mobilisation des Ressources
dans Cinq Pays en Développement -- Que Peut-on en Tirer?
32.2 Recent Experiences with Hospital
Autonomy in Developing Countries -- What Can We Learn?
32.2F. Récentes Expériences en Matière d'Autonomie Hospitalière
dans les Pays en Développement --
37. Hospital Autonomy in Kenya: The Experience of Kenyatta
National Hospital
38. Hospital Autonomy in Zimbabwe
41. Hospital Autonomy in Ghana: The Experience of Korle Bu and
Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospitals
44. Resource Mobilization for the Health Sector in Senegal
44F. Etude des Stratégies de Mobilisation des Ressources dans le Secteur de la Santé:
Sénégal (Premier Draft)
45. Resource Mobilization for the Health Sector in
Zimbabwe
46. Resource Mobilization for the Health Sector in Côte d'Ivoire
46F. Mobilisation des Ressources de Santé en Côte d'Ivoire
47F. L'Autonomie Hospitalière: Sommaires des Expériences de
Cinq Pays, 48F. La Mobilisation des Ressources: Sommaires des Expériences
des Etudes,
55. Initiatives in Health Care Financing: Lessons Learned, HHRA
East/Southern Africa Regional Conference Proceedings Harare, Zimbabwe May
26-29,1997 84. Applying Managed Care Concepts and Tools in Zimbabwe
NEW
* Proposal for Decentralization of Health System in Morocco NEW * Decentralization of health systems in
Ghana, Zambia, Uganda and the Philippines: a comparative analysis of decision
space
31.2.
Experiences with Resource Mobilization Strategies in Five Developing Countries
-- What Can We Learn? 31.2F. Expériences en
Matière de Mobilisation des Ressources dans Cinq Pays en Développement
-- Que Peut-on en Tirer? 32.2 Recent Experiences
with Hospital Autonomy in Developing Countries -- What Can We Learn?
32.2F. Récentes Expériences en Matière d'Autonomie Hospitalière dans
les Pays en Développement -- Que Peut-on en Tirer? 39. Hospital Autonomy in
Indonesia 40. Hospital Autonomy in
India: The Experience of APVVP Hospitals 42. Resource Mobilization
for the Health Sector in Sri Lanka, 47F. L'Autonomie Hospitalière:
Sommaires des Expériences de Cinq Pays, 48F. La Mobilisation des
Ressources: Sommaires des Expériences des Etudes,
*4.
Poverty Measurement for Russia: A Briefing Paper 60. Quality of Outpatient
Services, Krakow Gmina 61. Health Care Options
for Polish Municipalities: The Implications of International Experience
62. Notes on Health Sector
Reform in Poland 63. National Health Insurance
in Poland: A Coach without Horses? 64. Poland Health Policy:
Democracy and Governance At Local Levels In International Perspective
65. Financing Health Services
in Poland: New Evidence on Private Expenditures 66. Economics of A Family
Practice in Krakow 67. Enrollment Procedures
and Self-selection By Patients: Evidence From A Family Practice in Krakow,
Poland 68. Innovations in Provider
Payment Systems in Transitional Economies: Experience in Suwalki, Poland
69. Physician Contracting
in Suwalki 70. Paying the Physician:
Review of Different Methods 71. Contracting Family
Practice in Krakow: Early Experience 72. The Impact of Economic
and Demographic Factors on Government Health Expenditure in Poland
73. Provision of Ambulatory
Health Services in Poland: A Case Study from Krakow 74. Unpredictable Politics:
Policy Process of Health Reform in Poland 75. Managed Care Guidebook 77. Privatization and Payments
: Lessons for Poland from Chile and Colombia 78. Public Relations and
Health Sector Reform: The Experience in Poland 79. Formal and
Informal Household Spending on Health: A Multicountry Study in Central
and Eastern Europe. Merck IPP Final Report. Central and Eastern
European Health Network.
*1.
Human Resources Planning: Issues and Methods 2. National Health Accounts
in Developing Countries: Improving the Foundation 2S. Cuentas Nacionales
de Salud: Mejorando los Bases Metodològicos 5. Selecting an Essential
Package of Health Services Using Cost-Effectiveness Analysis: A Manual
for Professionals in Developing Countries 7. Democracy and Health
Series: An Overview of Issues Presented in Four Papers *7.1. Democracy and Democratization
in Developing Countries *7.2. Democracy, Communism
and Health Status: A Cross-National Study *7.3. Democratization
and Health: Implications for MOH Policies *7.4. PVOs and NGOs: Promotion
of Democracy and Health 8. Political Mapping of Health Policy: A Guide for Managing the Political
Dimensions of Health Policy 8.1. PolicyMaker Computer Aided Political
Analysis: Improving the Art of the Feasible Ver. 2.0 9. Assessing the Private
Sector: Using Non-Government Resources to Strengthen Public Health Goals:
Methodological Guidelines 10. Health Resources Planning Model (HRP): User's Guide and Software
11. A General Cohort-Component Population Project Model in Host (NPROJ):
User's Guide and Software 3.5 *12. Conference Report
-- Health Sector Reform in Developing Countries: Issues for the 1990s,
for the 1990s, Durham, NH, September 10-13, 1993 *13. Workshop Proceedings
-- Using Demographic and Health Survey Data for Health Sector Reform,
Boston, MA, August 2-20, 1993 18. The Role of Private
Providers in Maternal and Child Health and Family Planning Services in
Developing Countries: Analysis of DHS Data from 11 Countries 31. Resource Mobilization:
Methodological Guidelines 31F. La Mobilisation des
Ressources: Guide Méthodologique 31.1. Developing and
Implementing a Resource Mobilization Strategy 31.1F. Stratégie de Mobilisation des Ressources: Développement et
Mise en Oeuvre (Premier Draft) 32. Improving Hospital
Performance through Policies to Increase Hospital Autonomy: Methodological
Guidelines 32F. L'Autonomie Hospitalière:
Guide Méthodologique 32.1. Improving Hospital
Performance through Policies to Increase Hospital Autonomy: Implementation
Guidelines 32.1F. L'Autonomie Hospitalière:
Guide de Mise en Oeuvre 36. National Health Accounts
in Developing Countries: Appropriate Methods and Recent Applications
36S. Cuentas Nacionales
de Salud: Métodos y Aplicaciones 54. Decentralization of
Health Systems: Decision Space, Innovation and Performance 76. Private Health Care
Provision in Developing Countries: A Preliminary Analysis of Levels and
Composite. 83. When is Syndromic Management
of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Useful? An Analysis of the Literature
85 A Decade of Health
Sector Reform in Developing Countries: What Have We Learned?
Book: Health Sector Reform in Developing Countries: Making Health Development
Sustainable Final Report
*30. Workshop Report
-- Cost and Cost-Effectiveness of Health Services, La Paz, Bolivia, May
9-11, 1995 31.2. Experiences with
Resource Mobilization Strategies in Five Developing Countries -- What
Can We Learn? 31.2F. Expériences en
Matière de Mobilisation des Ressources dans Cinq Pays en Développement
-- Que Peut-on en Tirer? 43. Resource Mobilization
for the Health Sector in Bolivia 48F. La Mobilisation des
Ressources: Sommaires des Expériences des Etudes, 51. Popular Participation in Bolivia 54. Decentralization of
Health Systems: Decision Space, Innovation, and Performance
Comparative
Analysis of Policy Processes: Enhancing the Political Feasibility of Health
Reform
Decentralization
of Health Systems in Latin America: A Comparative Study of Chile, Colombia,
and Bolivia
Guidelines for Promoting
Decentralization of Health Systems in Latin America
Methodological
Guidelines for Applied Research on Decentralization of Health
Enhancing the Political
Feasibility of Health Reform: A Comparative Analysis of Chile, Colombia,
and Mexico
Guidelines for Enhancing
the Political Feasibility of Health Reform in Latin America
Methodological
Guidelines for Enhancing the Political Feasibility of Health Reform in Latin
America
Applied
Research on Decentralization of Health Care Systems in Latin America: Colombia
Case Study
Enhancing
The Political Feasibility of Health Reform: The Colombia Case Applied
Research on Decentralization of Health Care Systems in Latin America:
Bolivia Case Study La Descentralización
de los Servicios de Salud en Bolivia Applied Research
on Decentralization of Health Systems in Latin America: Chile Case Study
Enhancing
the Political Feasibility of Health Reform: The Chile Case
Enhancing
the Political Feasibility of Health Reform: The Colombia Case
Enhancing
the Political Feasibility of Health Reform: The Mexico Case Studies
of Decentralization of the Health System in Nicaragua: Final Report Decentralization
and Equity of Resource Allocation: Evidence from Colombia and Chile NEW*
Building Social Capital through Human Capital Development Programs in
Rural Nicaragua:
Middle East
14. Egypt: Health
Sector Brief *17. Workshop Report: Using
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis to Identify a Package of Priority Health Interventions,
Ismailia, Egypt, July 3-7, 1994 *17.1 Workshop Report:
Using Cost-Effectiveness Analysis to Identify a Package of Priority Health
Interventions, Port Said, Egypt, January 8-13, 1995 23. Case Studies of Mosque
and Church Clinics in Cairo, Egypt 25. National Health Accounts
of Egypt 25.1 Egypt National Health
Accounts 1994/95 25S. Cuentas Nacionales
de Salud: El Caso de Egipto 26. Egypt: Strategies for Health Sector Change 27. Health Budget Tracking System -- Phase I Pilot Study Results:
Alexandria 1992/93 28. Health Budget Tracking System -- Phase I Pilot Study Results:
Bani Suef 1992/93 29. Health Budget Tracking System -- Phase I Pilot Study Results:
Suez 1992/93 33. School Health Insurance -- The Experience in Egypt: A Case Study
*34. Workshop Proceedings: First Health Budget Tracking System Workshop,
Cairo, Egypt, June 18-20, 1995 *35. Health Budget Tracking
System: Classification of Health Expenditures by Function 49. Health Budget Tracking
System -- Egypt Phase I: Final Report 49.1. Health Budget Tracking
System -- Egypt Phase II: Final Report 50. Health Budget Tracking System -- Egypt Phase I: Software Guide
52. Health Care Utilization
and Expenditures in the Arab Republic of Egypt 53. Egypt Provider Survey
Report 56. Cost Analysis and Efficiency
Indicators for Health Care: Report Number 1 Summary Output for Bani Suef
General Hospital, 1993-1994 57. Cost Analysis and Efficiency
Indicators for Health Care: Report Number 2 Summary Output for Suez General
Hospital, 1993-1994 58. Cost Analysis and Efficiency
Indicators for Health Care: Report Number 3 Summary Output for El Gamhuria
General Hospital, 1993-1994 59. Cost Analysis and Efficiency
Indicators for Health Care: Report Number 4 Summary Output for 19 Primary
Health Care Facilities in Alexandria, Bani Suef and Suez, 1993-1994
79. Perception of Health
Status and Limitations in Activities of Daily Living among the Egyptian
Elderly 80. The Relative Importance
of Price and Quality in Consumer Choice of Provider: The Case of Egypt
81. The Distribution of
Health Care Resources in Egypt: Implications for Equity An Analysis Using
A National Health Accounts Framework 82. Understanding the Supply
Side: A Conceptual Framework for Describing and Analyzing the Provision
of Health Care Services With an Application to Egypt * Hard copy distribution of these publications via mail are no longer
available.
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