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Dear Colleague,

The African Journal of Health Economics (AJHE) is an International Journal aimed at promoting and sustaining the knowledge, development, and application of health economics and health policy in Africa. AJHE is committed to making its publications widely accessible to people. AJHE is edited by Prof. Obinna Onwujekwe, supported by an International Editorial Board.

AJHE covers the following areas

Economic analysis of health and healthcare
Development of methodologies for health economics and policy analysis with a special interest in those relevant to the African setting.
Health care provision, Health care financing, Equity and efficiency in service provision and delivery
Public health policy and governance
Determinants of health and their policy implications
Valuation of health
Development and evaluation of health systems and programs being carried out in Africa.

AJHE welcomes the submission of manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence in these subject areas, and will publish the following:

Original research articles
Review papers
Methods articles
Perspective

Letters to the editor

We invite you to submit your manuscripts to ajhecon@gmail.com. Our objective is to inform authors of the initial decision on their manuscript(s) within eight weeks of submission. Following acceptance, a paper will normally be published in the next issue. Instruction for authors and other details can be found in the attachment.

Best Regards,
Uchenna Rita Ezenwaka
Editorial Assistant,
African Journal of Health Economics
E mail: ajhecon@gmail.com

Website: www.ajhe.org.in

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