Vol. 18 No. 2 (2006) | Malawi Medical Journal

Published: 2007-10-15

The Equity and Access Sub Group: current achievements and future challenges in promoting equity in the health sector in Malawi

E Kataika, J Kemp, P Revill, B N Simwaka, I Cardinal, S Theobald

46-49

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10905

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Developing research partnerships to bring change: experiences from REACH Trust, Malawi

B N Simwaka, S Theobald, G Mann, F Salaniponi, H Banda, L Nyirenda, G Bongololo, L Sanudi, P Nkonjera, W Sangala, I Makwiza, S B Squire

50-52

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10906

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Evidence, Analysis and Advocacy for Equity- The Perspective of the Malawi Health Equity Network

J Njunga, A Kasiya

53-54

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10907

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From 3 by 5 to universal access: an equity advocacy opportunity for access to antiretroviral therapy in Malawi?

S Theobald, I Makwiza, A Agabu, E Schouten

55-55

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10908

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The Role of Advocacy for Equity at the Regional Level – The Case of EQUINET

R Loewenson

56-56

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10909

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Developing partnerships at the community level to promote equity: Community based research in poor urban Lilongwe

F Phiri, B N Simwaka, P Nkhonjera, B Nhlane, M Nolo, C Masiye, C Chipatala, C Chiumia, H Nanikwa, S Theobald

57-59

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10910

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Who benefits from public spending on health care in Malawi? An application of Benefit Incidence Analysis to the Health Sector

L Mangham

60-65

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10911

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Can District-Level tuberculosis case-finding in Malawi be improved? a qualitative study of healthcare worker perceptions in Dedza District

R Woolf, F M Salaniponi, J R Kemp

66-71

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10912

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The extent of inequalities in relation to maternal and newborn health at community level: a baseline study in Ntchisi District, Malawi.

J Ng'ombe, A Kasiya

72-76

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10913

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Essential medical laboratory services: their role in delivering equitable health care in Malawi

R J Dacombe, S B Squire, A R Ramsay, H T Banda, I Bates

33-35

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10914

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Vulnerability, access to health services and impact: a gender lens on TB, HIV and malaria in Malawi

B N Simwaka, I Makwiza, L Sanudi, P Nkhonjera, S The

80-83

DOI:

10.4314/mmj.v18i2.10915

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The Equity and Access Sub Group: current achievements and future challenges in promoting equity in the health sector in Malawi

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Developing research partnerships to bring change: experiences from REACH Trust, Malawi

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Evidence, Analysis and Advocacy for Equity- The Perspective of the Malawi Health Equity Network

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From 3 by 5 to universal access: an equity advocacy opportunity for access to antiretroviral therapy in Malawi?

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The Role of Advocacy for Equity at the Regional Level – The Case of EQUINET

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Developing partnerships at the community level to promote equity: Community based research in poor urban Lilongwe

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Who benefits from public spending on health care in Malawi? An application of Benefit Incidence Analysis to the Health Sector

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Can District-Level tuberculosis case-finding in Malawi be improved? a qualitative study of healthcare worker perceptions in Dedza District

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The extent of inequalities in relation to maternal and newborn health at community level: a baseline study in Ntchisi District, Malawi.

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Essential medical laboratory services: their role in delivering equitable health care in Malawi

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Vulnerability, access to health services and impact: a gender lens on TB, HIV and malaria in Malawi

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