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Health Policy and Planning blends such individual specialities as epidemiology, health and development economics, management and social policy, planning and social anthropology into a lively academic mix that constantly stimulates and keeps readers abreast of modern international health care.

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Volume 18, Number 2, June 2003

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Free online access to Health Policy and Planning for developing countries
pp. 125-126(2)

Working with the private sector for child health
pp. 127-137(11)
Authors: H. Waters; L. Hatt; D. Peters

Pro-poor health policies in poverty reduction strategies
pp. 138-145(8)
Authors: L. Laterveer; L.W. Niessen; A.S. Yazbeck

Doubting the existence of AIDS: a barrier to voluntary HIV testing and counselling in urban Mali
pp. 146-155(10)
Author: S. Castle

Infant-feeding practices of mothers of known HIV status in Lusaka, Zambia
pp. 156-162(7)
Authors: Aika AA Omari; Chewe Luo; Chipepo Kankasa; Ganapati J Bhat; James Bunn

Targeted subsidy for malaria control with treated nets using a discount voucher system in Tanzania
pp. 163-171(9)
Authors: A.K. Mushi; J.R.A. Schellenberg; H. Mponda; C. Lengeler

The impact of the 1997–98 East Asian economic crisis on health and health care in Indonesia
pp. 172-181(10)
Authors: H. Waters; F. Saadah; M. Pradhan

Is the Colombian health system reform improving the performance of public hospitals in Bogotá?
pp. 182-194(13)
Authors: Barbara McPake; Francisco Jose Yepes; Sally Lake; Luz Helena Sanchez

Contracting for health services: an evaluation of recent reforms in Nicaragua
pp. 195-204(10)
Author: W. Jack

Public participation in health planning and priority setting at the district level in Uganda
pp. 205-213(9)
Authors: L. Kapiriri; O.F. Norheim; K. Heggenhougen

Implementing a new health management information system in Uganda
pp. 214-224(11)
Authors: J. Gladwin; R. Dixon; T. Wilson

Postnatal anaemia: neglected problems and missed opportunities in Uganda
pp. 225-231(7)
Authors: L. Sserunjogi; F. Scheutz; S.R. Whyte

Rates of public investment for road safety in developing countries: case studies of Uganda and Pakistan
pp. 232-235(4)
Authors: D. Bishai; A.A. Hyder; A. Ghaffar; R.H. Morrow; O. Kobusingye

Conferences
pp. 236-236(1)

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