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Author(s): Carol Barker , Meredeth Turshen

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Publication date (Print): September 1986

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Walsh Julia A. and Warren Kenneth S.. 1979. . ‘Selective Primary Health Care — An Interim Strategy for Disease Control in Developing Countries. . New England Journal of Medicine . , Vol. 301((18)): 967––974. .
Berggren Warren L., Ewbank P.M.D.C. and Berggren G.C.. 1981. . ‘Reduction of Mortality in Rural Haiti Through a Primary‐Health‐Care Program’. . New England Journal of Medicine . , Vol. 304:: 1324––1330. .
Unger J.P. and Killingsworth J.R.. ‘Selective Primary Health Care: Methods and Results’. . Social Science and Medicine . ,
Boland R. and Young M.. ‘The Strategy, Cost and Progress of Primary Health Care’. . Bulletin of PAHO . , Vol. 16((13())233––241. .
1982. . ‘Comments’. . Social Science and Medicine . , Vol. 16:: 1049––1063. .
Halstead Scott B., Walsh Julia A. and Warren Kenneth S. . 1985. . ’Good Health at Low Cost’ . , (Conference Report). Rockefeller Foundation. .
Benerji Debabar. . ‘Can There be a Selective Primary Health Care?’ . , World Health Organisation SHS. .
1984. . ‘Primary Health Care: Selective or Comprehensive?’. . World Health Forum . , Vol. 5:: 312––315. .
Susan B. Rifkin and Gill Walt , “Why Health Improves; Defining the Issues concerning ‘Comprehensive Primary Health Care’ and Selective Primary Health CAre’ , Social Science and Medicine , forthcoming, 1986 .
1984. . ‘The World Bank's Prescriptions for Rural Africa’. . Review of African Political Economy . , Vol. 27/28:: 186––196. .
John Loxley , ‘The Berg Report and the Model of Accumulation in Subsaharan Africa’ , same issue, pp. 197 – 204
Loxley John. . 1984. . “IMF and World Bank Conditionality and Sub‐Saharan Africa”. In: . paper presented at the Review of African Political Economy Conference; . September. 1984 ; . University of Keele. .

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[1] Walsh Julia A. and Warren Kenneth S.. 1979. . ‘Selective Primary Health Care — An Interim Strategy for Disease Control in Developing Countries. . New England Journal of Medicine . , Vol. 301((18)): 967––974. .

[2] Berggren Warren L., Ewbank P.M.D.C. and Berggren G.C.. 1981. . ‘Reduction of Mortality in Rural Haiti Through a Primary‐Health‐Care Program’. . New England Journal of Medicine . , Vol. 304:: 1324––1330. .

[3] Unger J.P. and Killingsworth J.R.. ‘Selective Primary Health Care: Methods and Results’. . Social Science and Medicine . ,

[4] Boland R. and Young M.. ‘The Strategy, Cost and Progress of Primary Health Care’. . Bulletin of PAHO . , Vol. 16((13())233––241. .

[5] 1982. . ‘Comments’. . Social Science and Medicine . , Vol. 16:: 1049––1063. .

[6] Halstead Scott B., Walsh Julia A. and Warren Kenneth S. . 1985. . ’Good Health at Low Cost’ . , (Conference Report). Rockefeller Foundation. .

[7] Benerji Debabar. . ‘Can There be a Selective Primary Health Care?’ . , World Health Organisation SHS. .

[8] 1984. . ‘Primary Health Care: Selective or Comprehensive?’. . World Health Forum . , Vol. 5:: 312––315. .

[9] Susan B. Rifkin and Gill Walt , “Why Health Improves; Defining the Issues concerning ‘Comprehensive Primary Health Care’ and Selective Primary Health CAre’ , Social Science and Medicine , forthcoming, 1986 .

[10] 1984. . ‘The World Bank's Prescriptions for Rural Africa’. . Review of African Political Economy . , Vol. 27/28:: 186––196. .

[11] John Loxley , ‘The Berg Report and the Model of Accumulation in Subsaharan Africa’ , same issue, pp. 197 – 204

[12] Loxley John. . 1984. . “IMF and World Bank Conditionality and Sub‐Saharan Africa”. In: . paper presented at the Review of African Political Economy Conference; . September. 1984 ; . University of Keele. .

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