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The number of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) in the United States is growing each year largely due both to advances in treatment that allow HIV-infected... 
HIV infections | Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome | AIDS (Disease) | Information Systems | Population surveillance | Data Collection | utilization | prevention & control | Epidemiology

In Zambia, due to the rise of tuberculosis and the closely connected HIV epidemic, a large number of children have experienced the illness or death of at least... 
HIV-positive persons | Home care | Tuberculosis | Child caregivers | Patients | AIDS (Disease) | Sociology | Anthropology | Zambia | Health Sciences

HIV infections | Treatment | Patient Acceptance of Health Care | methods | therapy | HIV-positive persons | HIV Long-Term Survivors | Program Evaluation | prevention & control | Health services accessibility

"In September 2010, the White House Office of National AIDS Policy commissioned an Institute of Medicine (IOM) committee to respond to a two-part statement of... 
Health insurance | HIV infections | economics | statistics & numerical data | United States. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act | AIDS (Disease) | Medical care | Economic aspects

Women | Sex factors | AIDS (Disease) | Diseases

HIV-positive persons | Government policy | Care

AIDS, Sex, and Cultureis a revealing examination of the impact the AIDS epidemic in Africa has had on women, based on the author’s own extensive ethnographic... 
Gender Identity | Sexual Behavior | Women's Health | Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome | AIDS (Disease) | Preventive Health Services | prevention & control | Social aspects | Socioeconomic Factors | Africa, Southern | Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome - prevention & control - Africa South of the Sahara | HIV infections | Sexual behavior | AIDS (Disease) - Social aspects - Africa, Southern | Gay men | Gender Identity - Africa South of the Sahara | Medical anthropology | Social conditions

Peter Piot, founding executive director of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), recounts his experience as a clinician, scientist, and... 
Global Health | World health | Economic aspects | Political aspects | Socioeconomic Factors | Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome | AIDS (Disease) | Human Rights | Economic assistance, Domestic | Government Programs | Politics | POLITICAL SCIENCE / General | Piot, Peter, 1949 | World Health | Health Sciences | Political Science | AIDS (Disease) - Economic aspects

Why have governments responded to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in such different ways? During the past quarter century, international agencies and donors have... 
Sociology, Social Studies | AIDS (Disease) | Political Science | Government policy | Political aspects | Ethnic relations

The East Asia and Pacific region is characterized by wide variations in sources of healthcarefinancing, pooling of funds, purchasing of care services, and the... 
Economics, Medical | Health Care Costs | economics | Delivery of Health Care | Medical economics | Medical care, Cost of | Population Dynamics | East Asia | PRIVATE SERVICES | LABOR MARKETS | PUBLIC HEALTH EXPENDITURES | INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS | COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION | SERVICE DELIVERY | PHYSICIANS | PUBLIC PROVISION | MEDICAL INSURANCE | HEALTH SECTOR | HUMAN DEVELOPMENT | BURDEN OF DISEASE | ECONOMIC GROWTH | ACCESS TO SERVICES | PUBLIC PROVIDERS | LOW INCOME | OUTPATIENT SERVICES | PRIVATE SECTOR | HEALTH SYSTEMS | HUMAN RESOURCES | ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY | HEALTH WORKERS | ADULT LITERACY | HEALTH FINANCING REFORM | HEALTH SERVICES | HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM | HEALTH MAINTENANCE | INCOME COUNTRIES | RISK ADJUSTMENT | HEALTH ECONOMISTS | DISASTERS | MORTALITY | HEALTH CARE PROVISION | PATIENTS | HEALTH FOR ALL | TUBERCULOSIS | HOSPITALS | INFORMAL PAYMENTS | HEALTH RESOURCES | FERTILITY | PRIVATE SECTORS | SCREENING | HEALTH POLICY | MEDICAL ECONOMICS | SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITIES | AGING | HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION | FORMAL LABOR MARKET | HEALTH INSURANCE | MEDICAL CARE | CLINICS | INCENTIVE STRUCTURES | HEALTH EXPENDITURES | CAPITA HEALTH SPENDING | USER FEES | NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS | EQUITY IN ACCESS | HEALTH OUTCOMES | INDEXES | FINANCING HEALTH CARE | INFANT MORTALITY RATE | DEBT | PATIENT SATISFACTION | HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS | FAMILIES | QUALITY OF HEALTH | DISABILITY | FEE-FOR-SERVICE | INFANT | HEALTH ORGANIZATION | HEALTH SYSTEM | CATASTROPHIC EXPENDITURES | HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS | HOSPITAL | QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE | SOCIAL HEALTH INSURANCE | COMMUNICABLE DISEASES | HEALTH STATUS | RESOURCE ALLOCATION | UNDER-FIVE MORTALITY | POCKET PAYMENTS | DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE | DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH | HEALTH INSURANCE SYSTEM | INCOME GROUPS | URBANIZATION | SOCIAL INSURANCE | MEDICAL TREATMENT | EXTERNALITIES | RURAL POPULATION | NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE | DOCTORS | INCOME HOUSEHOLDS | WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION | INSURANCE SYSTEMS | HEALTH SERVICE | EARLY CHILD CARE | INTEGRATION | HEALTH CARE | HEALTH CARE ALLOCATION | ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS | DEMAND FOR HEALTH | INFORMAL SECTOR | OUTPATIENT CARE | PUBLIC HEALTH CARE | FERTILITY RATES | NATIONAL HEALTH | COSTS OF HEALTH CARE | GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT | HOSPITAL BEDS | INFORMAL SECTOR WORKERS | LOW-INCOME COUNTRY | LEVEL OF HEALTH SPENDING | NURSES | PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS | PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE | EMPLOYMENT | HEALTH PROVIDERS | HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS | SHARE OF HEALTH SPENDING | WORKERS | PRIVATE CLINICS | PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES | DELIVERY SYSTEM | HEALTH CARE REFORM | DEMAND FOR HEALTH CARE | HEALTH WORKFORCE | MINISTRY OF HEALTH | DISSEMINATION | FINANCIAL SECTOR | NUTRITION | HEALTH CARE FINANCING | GENERAL PRACTICE | INSTITUTIONALIZATION | HEALTH CARE SYSTEM | PUBLIC HEALTH | HEALTH COVERAGE | MEDICAL PERSONNEL | PUBLIC SPENDING | INCOME | PHO | SMOKERS | SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS | PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION | PUBLIC HEALTH SPENDING | IMPACT EVALUATIONS | FINANCIAL RESOURCES | POPULATION TREND | COST-EFFECTIVENESS | SOCIAL INSURANCE SYSTEMS | FINANCIAL PROTECTION | MATERNAL MORTALITY | POPULATION TRENDS | MEDICAL BENEFIT | PROBABILITY | PROVISION OF CARE | HIV | PRIMARY CARE | LEGAL STATUS | MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS | PATIENT | TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE | INPATIENT CARE | SAFETY NETS | FINANCING POLICIES | HEALTH NEEDS | PHYSICIAN | PUBLIC SECTOR | POPULATION DYNAMICS | PRIVATE HOSPITALS | LIFE EXPECTANCY | PRENATAL CARE | HEALTH FINANCING | PRIVATE CARE | LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES | GLOBAL BUDGETS | INSURERS | HEALTH CARE DELIVERY | CLEAN WATER | HEALTH EXPENDITURE PER CAPITA | HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEXES | FINANCING OF HEALTH CARE | HEALTH FINANCING SYSTEM | DEPENDENCY RATIOS | IMMUNODEFICIENCY | INSURANCE FUNDS | HEALTH EXPENDITURE | SOCIAL SECURITY | COST STRUCTURE | DELIVERY SYSTEMS | INEQUITIES | PROVIDER PAYMENT | MULTIPLE PURCHASERS | CHILD MORTALITY | MEDICAL PROCEDURES | HEALTH INSURANCE FUND | HEALTH FACILITIES | HEALTH INSURANCE FUNDS | FINANCIAL RISK | MULTIPLE INSURERS | HMO | HEALTH CARE USE | INFANT MORTALITY | RISK ADJUSTERS | FINANCIAL BARRIERS | HEALTH CARE COSTS

This study aims mainly at understanding the performance of primary health care (PHC) providers in four Nigerian states and the variables driving this... 
statistics & numerical data | Primary health care | Quality of Health Care | Health Care Surveys | PHARMACY | COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION | VILLAGES | WASTE | HEALTH SECTOR | BASIC HEALTH CARE | MORBIDITY | SOCIAL MARKETING | ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES | HUMAN DEVELOPMENT | ESSENTIAL HEALTH CARE | INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES | EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC CARE | PUBLIC PROVIDERS | INJURIES | PRIVATE SECTOR | MEDICAL SUPPLIES | NUMBER OF WOMEN | HUMAN RESOURCES | REFERRAL SYSTEM | FEMALE | PREGNANCY | NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS | POLICY DIALOGUE | HEALTH WORKERS | HEALTH INFORMATION | NATIONAL STRATEGIES | HEALTH SERVICES | BASIC HEALTH SERVICES | MALARIA | URBAN AREAS | HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS | MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTATION | MORTALITY | PATIENTS | HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY | TUBERCULOSIS | CENTER FOR HEALTH | HOSPITALS | NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM | DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | HEALTH CARE FACILITIES | TRANSPORTATION | LOCAL GOVERNMENTS | HEALTH INSURANCE | HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION | BANDAGES | CLINICS | DELIVERY OF HEALTH SERVICES | HEALTH PLANNING | CHILD HEALTH | OCCUPATION | COMMUNITY HEALTH | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE | HOUSEHOLDS | BUDGET PROCESS | HEALTH OUTCOMES | DISTRICTS | CONTRACEPTIVE USE | PREGNANCY RELATED CAUSES | LIVING STANDARDS | ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT | MEDICINES | DEBT | SKILLED PERSONNEL | FAMILIES | FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT | HEALTH INTERVENTIONS | INFANT | POLIO | INFECTIOUS DISEASES | QUALITY SERVICES | HEALTH ORGANIZATION | CONDOMS | HEALTH SYSTEM | EDUCATION ACTIVITIES | HEALTH POSTS | HOSPITAL | HEALTH MANPOWER | PRIMARY SCHOOL | COMMUNICABLE DISEASES | HEALTH STATUS | FEWER BIRTHS | STATE GOVERNMENTS | SELF-RELIANCE | INSURANCE | ILLNESS | RURAL AREAS | IMMUNIZATION | COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE | EXPENDITURES | PROGRESS | DOCTORS | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | CITIZEN | WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION | HEALTH SPECIALIST | HEALTH SERVICE | UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEM | FAMILY PLANNING | INTEGRATION | SAFE WATER | SERVICES TO WOMEN | GOVERNMENT POLICIES | MARKET FAILURES | OUTPATIENT CARE | HEALTH COMMITTEES | FERTILITY RATES | HEALTH CARE SERVICES ORGANIZATION | DELIVERY CARE | GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT | CITIZENS | HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT | PRACTITIONERS | FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES | INCOME DISTRIBUTION | CHILD HEALTH SERVICES | NURSES | REHABILITATION | PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT | EMPLOYMENT | ETHNIC GROUPS | MIDWIVES | VACCINES | HEALTH PROVIDERS | WORKERS | VACCINATIONS | HEALTH EDUCATION | DISPENSARIES | LAWS | BASIC SANITATION | DELIVERY SYSTEM | IMMUNIZATIONS | QUALITY OF SERVICES | MINISTRY OF HEALTH | DISSEMINATION | NUTRITION | USE OF RESOURCES | PUBLIC HEALTH | EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC SERVICES | HEALTH SYSTEM REFORM | MOBILE CLINICS | MEASLES | MEDICAL PERSONNEL | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES | INCOME INEQUALITY | WASTE DISPOSAL | WORKING CONDITIONS | INCOME | HIGH FERTILITY RATE | HEALTH CARE CENTERS | HIV/AIDS | MATERNAL MORTALITY | SUBSISTENCE FARMING | OCCUPATIONS | ANTENATAL CARE | LEGAL STATUS | MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS | LEVEL OF EDUCATION | HEALTH CENTERS | DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES | LEPROSY | CHILD MORTALITY RATES | HEALTH PROBLEMS | DEATHS | MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH | HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL | HEALTH EXTENSION | HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEMES | ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE | DISPARITIES IN HEALTH | RURAL DEVELOPMENT | HEALTH CARE PROVIDER | INSURANCE SCHEMES | DISEASE CONTROL | PHARMACIES | PUBLIC SERVICES | COMMUNITIES | UNFPA | CHOICE OF PROVIDERS | HEALTH CARE DELIVERY | UNDER FIVE MORTALITY | PROVISION OF SERVICES | CHRONIC MALNUTRITION | CHILD HEALTH CARE | YOUTH | SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES | SERVICE PROVISION | SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS | IMMUNODEFICIENCY | HEALTH EXPENDITURE | CLINICAL SERVICES | HIGH FERTILITY | URBAN CENTERS | DISADVANTAGED GROUPS | HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT | ILLNESSES | CHILD MORTALITY | MINISTRIES OF HEALTH | HEALTH FACILITIES | PREGNANT WOMEN | GENDER | HOUSING | GOVERNMENT AGENCIES | PUBLIC EXPENDITURE | HEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATION | HEALTH CLINICS | POLICY MAKERS | MATERNAL DEATHS | ESSENTIAL DRUGS | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES | HEALTH CARE COSTS | PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES

With an income per capita US$400 in 2008, Madagascar is one of the poorest countries in the world. Poverty is widespread but with significant urban-rural... 
Child Welfare | Nutrition | Delivery of Health Care | Madagascar Statistics, Medical | Medical care | Health status indicators | Malnutrition | Maternal Welfare | Population Dynamics | FLOW OF INFORMATION | NEWBORN | TETANUS | DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES | SERVICE DELIVERY | PHYSICIANS | NUMBER OF CHILDREN PER WOMAN | HEALTH SECTOR | MORBIDITY | ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES | MARRIED WOMEN | ECONOMIC GROWTH | EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC CARE | CENSUSES | HEALTH SYSTEMS | PREGNANCY | HEALTH WORKERS | EARLY CHILDHOOD | NEONATAL CARE | HEALTH SERVICES | SKILLED STAFF | MALARIA | URBAN AREAS | HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS | HOUSEHOLD ASSETS | MORTALITY | PATIENTS | POLITICAL INSTABILITY | CHILD NUTRITION | CHILD CARE | TUBERCULOSIS | LACK OF INFORMATION | HOSPITALS | SANITATION | FERTILITY | CONDOM | RAPID POPULATION GROWTH | NUMBER OF DEATHS | SOCIAL IMPACT | HEALTH POLICY | LIVE BIRTHS | TRANSPORTATION | POPULATION GROWTH | HEALTH INSURANCE | CLINICS | HEALTH PLANNING | CHILD HEALTH | BREAST-FEEDING | POPULATION MOMENTUM | DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE | USER FEES | HEALTH OUTCOMES | HYGIENE | EXISTING RESOURCES | NEONATAL MORTALITY | MATERNAL HEALTH | INFANT MORTALITY RATE | MEDICINES | NATIONAL DRUG | HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS | MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS | COMPLICATIONS | HEALTH INTERVENTIONS | INFANT | PARTICIPATION OF COMMUNITIES | CHILDBEARING | NATIONAL POLICY | HEALTH SYSTEM | HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS | HOSPITAL | QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE | NUMBER OF BIRTHS | COMMUNICABLE DISEASES | INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY | POPULATION SECTOR | BABY | ILLNESS | RURAL AREAS | CONTRACEPTION | GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT | MIDWIFERY | IMMUNIZATION | RURAL POPULATION | HEALTH RISKS | PROGRESS | SOCIAL SERVICE | WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION | FERTILITY RATE | SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS | DEPENDENCY RATIO | PREVENTION ACTIVITIES | ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME | CONDOM USE | DECLINE IN FERTILITY | FAMILY PLANNING | POOR HEALTH | HEALTH CARE | SAFE WATER | GOVERNMENT POLICIES | HEALTH CARE ACCESS | BIRTH RATES | FERTILITY RATES | GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT | HEALTH INDICATORS | HOSPITAL BEDS | CITIZENS | EXTENDED FAMILIES | FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES | MEDICAL FACILITIES | MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOAL | ADOLESCENT PREGNANCIES | CHILD HEALTH SERVICES | NURSES | MIDWIVES | NATIONAL PLAN | MINORITY | WORKFORCE | CHILD DEVELOPMENT | CHILD SURVIVAL | NATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION | INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY | MOTHER | SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | WORKERS | MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIO | INJECTABLE CONTRACEPTIVES | WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE | QUALITY OF SERVICES | MINISTRY OF HEALTH | MULTIPLE BIRTHS | DISSEMINATION | NUTRITIONAL STATUS | NUTRITION | POPULATION GROWTH RATE | HEALTH CARE SYSTEM | RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS | PUBLIC HEALTH | FOOD SECURITY | FERTILITY DECLINE | RISK FACTORS | MEDICAL PERSONNEL | VOLUNTARY TESTING | DRUGS | HEALTH MANAGEMENT | MORTALITY RATE | AGED | MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE | REPRODUCTIVE LIFE | SERVICE QUALITY | HEALTH POLICIES | MATERNAL MORTALITY | STIS | HIV | CHILD MORTALITY RATE | ADOLESCENTS | ANTENATAL CARE | LEGAL STATUS | ILL HEALTH | MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS | LEVEL OF EDUCATION | PATIENT | HEALTH CENTERS | SEXUAL PRACTICES | YOUNG AGE | ESSENTIAL MEDICINES | POPULATION PROJECTIONS | LEPROSY | MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE | POPULATION DYNAMICS | REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH | ABORTION COMPLICATIONS | RESPECT | LIFE EXPECTANCY | NEWBORN CARE | PRENATAL CARE | DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION | LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES | INSURANCE SCHEMES | LARGE CITIES | NURSING | PARASITIC DISEASES | PHARMACIES | PUBLIC SERVICES | ANTENATAL VISITS | MULTIPLE PARTNERS | PLACE OF RESIDENCE | NEONATAL HEALTH | UNFPA | AT RISK GROUPS | CHRONIC MALNUTRITION | SERVICE PROVISION | SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS | IMMUNODEFICIENCY | SYPHILIS | INEQUITIES | TEENAGERS | URBAN CENTERS | ABORTION RATE | ILLNESSES | QUALITY OF CARE | CHILD MORTALITY | TRADITIONAL HEALERS | HEALTH FACILITIES | PREGNANT WOMEN | NUMBER OF CHILDREN | ABORTION | EPIDEMIC | QUALITY OF LIFE | BREASTFEEDING | SEXUAL BEHAVIORS | DIPHTHERIA | HIV INFECTION | PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY | CHILD-CARE | VACCINATION | NORMAL DELIVERIES | POPULATION ACTIVITIES | MEDICAL STAFF | INFANT MORTALITY | POLICY MAKERS | MATERNAL DEATHS | SERVICE PROVIDERS

Health indicators particularly on child health and malaria in Ethiopia have improved significantly in recent years, with the next challenge now focused on... 
Medical personnel | Health Manpower | National Health Programs | Health Resources | Public health | Maternal Health Services | Medical care | Medical economics | Ethiopia | BASIC HEALTH | PHARMACY | LABOR MARKETS | NEWBORN | TETANUS | SEXUAL VIOLENCE | TREATMENT | MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIOS | PHYSICIANS | HEALTH SECTOR | MORBIDITY | ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES | HOME VISITS | EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC CARE | URBAN BIAS | HEALTH SYSTEMS | MATERNAL CARE | ACCESS TO EDUCATION | HUMAN RESOURCES | FEMALE | PREGNANCY | LABORATORY WORKERS | HEALTH SERVICES | BASIC HEALTH SERVICES | MALARIA | URBAN AREAS | MORTALITY | PATIENTS | SEX | HOSPITALS | PREVALENCE | DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | SANITATION | SOCIOECONOMIC DIFFERENCES | MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES | DECISION MAKING | LARGE POPULATION | HEALTH CARE FACILITIES | LIVE BIRTHS | SPECIALIST | GENERAL PRACTITIONER | POTENTIAL USERS | INFORMATION SYSTEM | HEALTH CENTRE | MEDICAL CARE | CLINICS | CHILD HEALTH | WORKPLACE | HEALTH EXPENDITURES | SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATION | COMMUNITY HEALTH | HEALTH OUTCOMES | MIDWIFE | HEALTH-SEEKING BEHAVIOR | NEONATAL MORTALITY | MATERNAL HEALTH | MALARIA CASES | NURSE | PATIENT SATISFACTION | FAMILIES | INFANT | EYE CARE | HEALTH ORGANIZATION | SICK LEAVE | LABOR MARKET | HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS | MEDICAL EDUCATION | HEALTH POSTS | HOSPITAL | JOB SECURITY | QUALITY ASSURANCE | INFANT HEALTH CARE | RURAL AREAS | MEDICINE | MIDWIFERY | IMMUNIZATION | OBSTETRICS | PROGRESS | SECONDARY EDUCATION | PREMATURE DEATH | DOCTORS | PUBLIC HEALTH WORKERS | TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES | LOCAL COMMUNITY | MIGRATION | WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION | IRON | HEALTH SERVICE | FAMILY PLANNING | SCHOOL HEALTH | HEALTH CARE | MEDICAL SCHOOLS | GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT | HEALTH INDICATORS | POLICY IMPLICATIONS | VICTIMS | HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT | PHARMACISTS | PARAMEDICS | MEDICAL SCHOOL | NURSES | EMPLOYMENT | MIDWIVES | SECONDARY SCHOOL | SPECIALISTS | MOTHERS | HEALTH PROVIDERS | MINORITY | MOTHER | WORKERS | MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIO | HEALTH WORKFORCE | MINISTRY OF HEALTH | DISSEMINATION | PUBLIC HEALTH | HEALTH MESSAGES | WORKING CONDITIONS | YOUNG WOMEN | INCOME | DRUGS | HEALTH MANAGEMENT | MORTALITY RATE | MIGRANTS | PREGNANT MOTHERS | AGED | DEATH RATE | INTERVENTION | HIV/AIDS | MEDICAL DOCTORS | POSTNATAL CARE | HEALTH TRAINING | MINISTRY OF EDUCATION | MATERNAL MORTALITY | PHARMACIST | PROBABILITY | HEALTH RESULTS | HIV | ANTENATAL CARE | LEGAL STATUS | SCHOOL CURRICULA | MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS | PATIENT | HEALTH CENTERS | POLICY DISCUSSIONS | TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE | PUSH FACTORS | SURGERY | POTENTIAL MIGRANTS | PHYSICIAN | ABORTION CARE | MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH | SCHOOL STUDENTS | ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH | MEDICAL DOCTOR | FEMALES | DEATHS | MATERNITY LEAVE | SHORT SUPPLY | HEALTH PROFESSIONALS | IMMIGRATION | HEALTH EXTENSION | ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE | NEWBORN CARE | LIVING CONDITIONS | INFANT HEALTH | HEALTH CARE PROVIDER | BABIES | NURSING | NEONATAL HEALTH | MATERNITY CARE | HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING | POPULATION DATA | EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY | HOUSEHOLD INCOME | IMMUNODEFICIENCY | LABOR FORCE | HEALTH EXPENDITURE | PUBLIC HEALTH PROVISION | ACCESS TO CARE | CERTIFICATION | CITIES | URBAN POPULATIONS | HEALTH FACILITIES | BULLETIN | COUNTRY OF DESTINATION | ABORTION | GENDER | HEALTH CARE SERVICES | EQUITABLE ACCESS | GENERAL PRACTITIONERS | HEALTH PROFESSIONAL | TEACHING HOSPITALS | POLICY-MAKING PROCESS | RURAL COMMUNITIES | RURAL RESIDENTS