Annotated Bibliography on Equity in Health, 1980-2001

Equity in Health in Southern Africa: Overview and Issues from an annotated bibliography

of issues from an Annotated Bibliography on Equity in Health in Southern Africa (see www.equinet.org.zw). Compiled by Training and Research Support Centre, Zimbabwe with NIDR Botswana, Medical School Zimbabwe, Centre for Health Policy, South Africa, Health Economics Unit, University of Cape Town, South Africa, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Blair Research Lab, Zimbabwe. Hara...

Selected Annotated Bibliography: Literature Addressing the Structural and Systemic Factors Contributing to Homelessness in Canada

Guide for the Selected Annotated Bibliography This Guide provides a quick referencing tool for the annotated bibliography. It is divided into the following broad categories: Studies related to defining and counting the homeless, and shelter use; Studies related to specific demographic groups and/or geographic areas; Studies addressing specific issue areas related to homelessness (ie. health, ec...

An Annotated Bibliography

Daye, P. G. 1980. Effects of ambient pH on fish: an annotated bibliography. Can. Tech. Rep. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 950, 111 + 28 p. An annotate>d bibliography on the t>ffects of ambie>nt presented in alphabetical sequence according to author. and geographical listings. pH on fish, consisting of Jlli citations, is These references are also cross-in<h~x~..~d by suhjt~ct

Lprv Annotated Bibliography on Participatory Action Research

Caring for the nutritionally vulnerable during emergencies: An annotated bibliography World Health Organization NUTRITION FOR HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT

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