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Pieter Remes; . A qualitative; . A qualitative

Angel Dillip; . Tanzania; . Tanzania

George M Ruhago

Malisa AL; . Artemisinin; . Artemisinin

Life expectancy in Tanzania is 58 years for women, and 53 for men (WHO 2011). Tanzania?s maternal mortality ratio is among the world?s highest at 454 per 100,000 births (UNDP); likewise, its infant mortality ratio is high at 51 per 1,000 live births (TDHS 2010). Overall, under-five mortality (U5M) is 81 per 1,000 (TDH...

Lamb, Jade and Whetten, Kathryn; Tanzania Health Health sector Life expectancy Population, Health and Nutrition; Health and Nutrition; Tanzania Health Health sector Life expectancy Population

Health workers? motivation is a key determinant of the quality of health services, and poor motivation has been found to be an obstacle to service delivery in many low-income countries. In order to increase the quality of service delivery in the public sector in Tanzania, the Open Performance Review and Appraisal Syst...

Songstad, Nils Gunnar, Ida Lindkvist, Karen Marie Moland, Victor Chimhutu and Astrid Blystad; Health sector Health Public health sector; Health sector Health Public health sector

Neema, Athumani; Effectiveness Ministry Of Health Social Welfare; Effectiveness Ministry Of Health Social Welfare

Elizabeth H Shayo; . Fairness; . Fairness

Jean B Nachega; . Epidemiology; . Epidemiology

Masanja IM; . Do health workers; . Do health workers

Universal coverage of health care is now receiving substantial attention, but debate continues on the best mix of financing mechanisms. This article reports a whole-system analysis integrating both public and private sectors?of the equity of health-system financing and service use in Ghana, South Africa, and Tanzania....

A. Mills; The Lancet, 2012

Edmund J Kayombo,; . Tanzania; . Tanzania

Kayombo EJ; Kayombo EJ; Kayombo EJ

Tanzania like many African countries is highly vulnerable to global environmental change, particularly climate change. The impacts of particular concern are related to food production, human health and water resources. Agricultural production, which is essential to ensure food security, is weather- dependent, which ha...

Richard Y. M. Kangalawe; Food security human health climate change environmental change multiple stress factors southern highlands of Tanzania multidisciplinary approaches Agriculture & Livestock Food security Population, Health and Nutrition; Health and Nutrition; Food security human health climate change environmental change multiple stress factors southern highlands of Tanzania multidisciplinary approaches Agriculture & Livestock Food security Population

Nyamuryekung?e, Kasusu Klint; .Health; .Health