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Access and use of health information in TanzaniaDespite the growing interest in quality health care provision in developing countries, in
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Adolescent childbearing in sub-Saharan AfricaPublication
An analysis of family planning content in HIV/AIDS, VCT, and PMTCT policies in 16 CountriesPublication
Application of ICT in strengthening health information systems in developing countries in the wake of globalisationPublication
Centre for educational development in health Arusha (CEDHA) strategic plan 2004-2006Publication
Choosing a position: experiences of giving birth in TanzaniaUp to date and accurate information on best practice for maternity care is not always available to practitioners in African countries. Women giving birth in government hospitals may be subjected to outdated practices, because midwives and birth attendants may not be aware of effective interventions that can improve ou...
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Co-coverage of child survival interventions in Tanzania, Bangladesh and BrazilPublication
Community Health Fund (CHF), Operations Guidelines, Ministry of Health, Dar Es SalaamPublication
Complicated deliveries, critical care and quality in emergency obstetric care in Northern TanzaniaPublication
Current situation & plans for HIV/AIDS in TanzaniaPublication
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District health interventions profile 2004Publication
Do malaria control interventions reach the poor?Malaria, more than any other disease of major public health importance in developing countries, disproportionately affects poor people, with 58% of malaria cases occurring in the poorest 20% of the world’s population. If malaria control interventions are to achieve their desired impact, they must reach the poorest seg...
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Does STI treatment prevent HIV? Reconciling trial results in Uganda and TanzaniaSexually-transmitted infections (STIs) enhance HIV transmission. But trials of STI treatment to prevent HIV in Tanzania and Uganda gave contradictory results. A collaborative project funded by the Department for International Development suggests that the stage of the epidemic and reductions in risky sexual behaviour...