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Have management papers ever changed practice in healthcare?

By Trisha Greenhalgh
Posted: May 17, 2012

Category: General | Tagged health policy, management academia, policy development | 4 Comments

This Week in PLoS Medicine: Co-proxamol deaths; Aid & govt spending; HIV & TB in prisons

By Michael Morris
Posted: May 9, 2012

Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week | Tagged aid displacement, co-proxamol, developing world, economic policy, foreign aid, health aid, health policy, HIV, mortality, prison, prison health, public policy, Suicide, tuberculosis | Comments Off

Short-Term Surgical Mission: A Vehicle for Sustainable Surgical Care Delivery?

By PLOS Guest Blogger
Posted: May 4, 2012

Category: General | Tagged health policy, Rwanda, surgery, Sustainability | 1 Comment

Increased Information Transparency is Needed to Fight Air Pollution in China

By PLOS Guest Blogger
Posted: April 12, 2012

Category: General | Tagged air pollution, china, health policy, public policy, respiratory health, smog | 2 Comments

Decision rendered on the Prostitution Pledge

By PLOS Guest Blogger
Posted: July 29, 2011

Category: Policy | Tagged health policy, HIV/AIDS, sex workers | 2 Comments

Walk-in TB testing and self-testing for HIV

By Susan Jones
Posted: November 14, 2010

Category: Conference news | Tagged 41st Union meeting, health policy, HIV, tuberculosis | 1 Comment

Can the Republicans Repeal Health Reform?

By PLOS Guest Blogger
Posted: November 12, 2010

Category: General | Tagged health policy | Comments Off

Time to Deliver: Series on Maternal, Newborn and Child Health in sub-Saharan Africa

By PLOS Medicine
Posted: June 22, 2010

Category: Maternal Newborn and Child Health, Policy | Tagged access to medical care, child health, family planning, health policy, maternal health, sub-saharan Africa, targeted health interventions | 9 Comments

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