Linkage to treatment following RR-TB diagnosis in the Western Cape by Tomlinson, Catherine Reid

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A Retrospective, Observational Study of Medico-legal Cases against Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in South Africa's Private Sector by Taylor, Bettina

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Alcohol addiction treatment in Cape Town: Exploratory investigation of the public-private mix by Fleming, Laura

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Socioeconomic inequalities in skilled birth attendance in Zimbabwe: a comparative analysis by Lukwa, Akim Tafadzwa

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The likely impact of trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (TRIPS) in Mozambique : the case of anti-malarial drugs by Matsinhe, Tania Romana

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Impact of user fees removal on facility utilisation in rural Zambia by Banda, Patrick

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A cost-effectiveness analysis of alternative tuberculosis control programs in rural Zambia by Chipeta, Kettie

“…Results showed that community-based DOT is the most cost-effective approach because of its reduced costs to the patients and health system. Finally, it was also found that community-based DOT is the most viable economic option given the existing resource constraints. …”
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Examining priority setting and resource allocation practices in county hospitals in Kenya by Barasa, Edwine W

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The private practice within public hospitals in Tanzania : an exploratory study at Muhimbili national hospital and Bugando medical centre by Chilongani, Joseph Elieza

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The importance of beliefs in shaping divergent economic outcomes by Visser, Michiel van Breda

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Medicine stock Management at primary health care facilities in one South African province by Munedzimwe, Fadzai Eunice

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An analysis of the user-free policy for health care in Kenya : is the effort worth it? by Mwangi, PK

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The impact of costs and perceived quality on utilisation of primary health care in Tanzania : rural-urban comparison by Munga, Michael A

“…Furthermore, the study highlights that socio-economic variables such as gender, income, education, wealth and household size are important not only in determining user's decision making on the amount and appropriate time to seek care but also mitigates effectively on the extent to which costs and perception of quality of care affect rural and urban users of health care services. …”
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The macro-economic impact of HIV/AIDS in South Africa by Visagie, Linette (Linette Louise)

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The influence of socio-economic status on the prevalence of food sensitisation and food allergy in children 12 to 36 months in urban Cape Town, South Africa by Hobane, Lelani

“…Background: Globally, food allergies (FAs) have become a public health concern with research suggesting a rising prevalence. …”
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Economic support to improve TB treatment outcomes in South Africa : a pragmatic cluster randomized controlled trial by Lutge, Elizabeth Eleanor

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Economic impact of cardiovascular disease on the South African economy, 1991 by Pestana, J A X

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Global Health Governance and Its Role in Health Equity: The Case of Covid-19 by Abu El Kheir-Mataria, Wafa

“…The scoping systematic review demonstrated that research in the field concerning GHG, health equity and Covid-19 concentrated on human rights and equity in the context of Covid-19 as well as on the needed GHG structural changes, laws and regulations, the political and economic power role in decision making, and the private sector role. …”
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An economic evaluation of physical activity in the management of type 2 diabetes in developing countries

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