Richard Feacham and Dean Jamison (eds), disease and mortality in Sub‐Saharan Africa, Oxford, Oxford University Press for the World Bank, 1991, 356 pp., ISBN 0 19 520826 9 Price (UK) £40.00

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Richard Feacham and Dean Jamison (eds), disease and mortality in Sub‐Saharan Africa, Oxford, Oxford University Press for the World Bank, 1991, 356 pp., ISBN 0 19 520826 9 Price (UK) £40.00

Auteurs : Barry Munslow [Royaume-Uni]

Source :

• The International Journal of Health Planning and Management [ 0749-6753 ] ; 1992-10.

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Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Soins de santé, Dépense de santé, Santé publique, Population rurale, Ajustement structurel, Développement durable, Population urbaine, Problème urbain.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Active adults, Adetokunbo lucas, Adjustment programme, Africa shares, Bank lending, Barry munsww university, Better information, Book emphasises, Book review, Book review richard feacham, Book states, Bottom line, Broad overview, Broader review, Budgetary constraints, Cent decrease, Central africa, Cfarendon press, Common diseases, Costeffective programmes, Data projections, Dean jamison, Debt problem, Diarrheal disease, Downward trends, East africa, Endemic infections, Environmental degradation, First drafts, General conclusion, Harvard school, Health assessment, Health care, Health data, Health expenditure, Health gains, Health indices, Health planning, Health plans, Health problems, Health sector, Health services, Health situation, High adult mortality rate, Highest levels, Human face, Human resource capacity building, Imflworld bank, Immense work, Important determinant, Industrial countries, Insightful chapter, International journal, James chin, John wiley sons, Keneba studies, Lending programme, Major cause, Major study, Many contributions, Maternal death, Methodological issues, Modern concepts, National health policy, National health profiles, Necessary resources, Negligible effect, Nutrition projects, Other continents, Other studies, Oxford university press, Persuasive literature, Public health, Public health expenditure, Public spending, References cornia, Reliable information, Rural areas, Rural population, Saharan africa, Scientificlongitudinal studies, Seasonal changes, Seasonal effects, Serious handicap, Small populations, Specific diseases, Structural adjustment, Sustainable development, Systematic effort, Tropical community, Tropical health, Urban areas, Urban population, Urban problem, Volume deals, West africa, Whilst, Wider development policy context, Wider reference, World bank, Year olds.
• Teeft :
  • Active adults, Adetokunbo lucas, Adjustment programme, Africa shares, Bank lending, Barry munsww university, Better information, Book emphasises, Book review, Book review richard feacham, Book states, Bottom line, Broad overview, Broader review, Budgetary constraints, Cent decrease, Central africa, Cfarendon press, Common diseases, Costeffective programmes, Data projections, Dean jamison, Debt problem, Diarrheal disease, Downward trends, East africa, Endemic infections, Environmental degradation, First drafts, General conclusion, Harvard school, Health assessment, Health care, Health data, Health expenditure, Health gains, Health indices, Health planning, Health plans, Health problems, Health sector, Health services, Health situation, High adult mortality rate, Highest levels, Human face, Human resource capacity building, Imflworld bank, Immense work, Important determinant, Industrial countries, Insightful chapter, International journal, James chin, John wiley sons, Keneba studies, Lending programme, Major cause, Major study, Many contributions, Maternal death, Methodological issues, Modern concepts, National health policy, National health profiles, Necessary resources, Negligible effect, Nutrition projects, Other continents, Other studies, Oxford university press, Persuasive literature, Public health, Public health expenditure, Public spending, References cornia, Reliable information, Rural areas, Rural population, Saharan africa, Scientificlongitudinal studies, Seasonal changes, Seasonal effects, Serious handicap, Small populations, Specific diseases, Structural adjustment, Sustainable development, Systematic effort, Tropical community, Tropical health, Urban areas, Urban population, Urban problem, Volume deals, West africa, Whilst, Wider development policy context, Wider reference, World bank, Year olds.

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DOI: 10.1002/hpm.4740070407

Affiliations:

• Royaume-Uni

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