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• WOMEN AND HEALTH « 4 WOMEN WORKERS AND INSTITUTIONAL POLICIES
• EMPLOYEE MEDICAL BENEFITS IN THE CORPORATE SECTOR
• PRIMARY HEALTH NURSING HSIT 1 (PHN)
• CHILD-TO-CHILD READER Clever Saroja
• IMPLICATIONS OF PUBLIC POLICY ON HEALTH STATUS AND QUALITY OF LIFE
• SCHOOL SANITATION
• Suppression of Valia Tribals A CASE OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION
• A SET OF POLICY STATEMENTS
• Private Health Insurance and Public Health Goals in India
• CAPACITY PLANNING IN HEALTH CARE : A REVIEW OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
• IDENTIFYING OPERATIONAL PATHWAYS FOR INTEGRATING NATIONAL DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMMES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE
• HEALTH ECONOMICS TECHNICAL BRIEFING NOTE PRIVATIZATION IN HEALTH
• Bucking the Trend How Sri Lanka has achieved good health at low cost - challenges and policy lessons for the 21st century
• BURDEN, CAUSE AND COST OF CAESAREAN SECTIONS
• TOWARDS UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE: An operational manual for states in India
• Maternal Health in Karnataka As Seen from Budget Data
• DETAILED ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE
• WORKING TOGETHER FOR COST-EFFECTIVE MEDICINAL TREATMENT AND THE PROMOTION OF GOOD HEALTH
• FINANCING OF HEALTH CARE - THE EXPERIENCE OF VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES
• TURNING HEALTH INTO AN INVESTMENT: the latest high-power assaults on third world health care Keynote address by David Werner Seminar of Health Communications Xavier Institute of Communications 25th Anniversary 17 November, 1994
• HEALTH ECONOMICS COST ANALYSIS AND COST CONTAINMENT IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMMES COST ANALYSIS AND COST CONTAINMENT IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMMES The case of Malawi
• HEALTH BUDGET IN KARNATAKA
• STRENGTHENING HEALTH ECONOMICS CAPABILITY IN AFRICA
• Implications of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health
• Cost-containment mechanisms for essential medicines, including antiretrovirals, in China