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Professor Obinna Onwujekwe Department of Health Administration and Management Faculty of Health Sciences and Technology College of Medicine University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus Email: obinnaonwujekwe@unn.edu.ng
Catastrophic Health Expenditure and Impoverishment of Syrian Refugees in Egypt
ADVANTAGES AND SHORTCOMINGS OF ELICITING PEOPLE’S WILLINGNESS TO PAY USING MIXED TECHNIQUES: EVIDENCE FROM A STUDY OF OLYSET BEDNETS IN THREE VILLAGE SETTINGS IN NORTH-EASTERN TANZANIA
DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH CARE SPENDING: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, ASIA, LATIN AMERICA AND HIGH INCOME COUNTRIES.
ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION IN NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF POLITICS, RELIGION AND CULTURAL PRACTICES
DESIRABILITY, CHALLENGES AND OPTIONS FOR LAUNCHING A COMMUNITY HEALTH FUND SCHEME IN TANZANIA: INTERVIEW-BASED VIEWS FROM COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND HEALTH MANAGERS IN KAGERA REGION AND REVIEW OF LESSONS FROM OTHER CHF IMPLEMENTING DISTRICTS.
Society of African Journal Editors (SAJE) LIBRARY
About SAJE
The SAJE Library is dedicated to African journals and it currently contains over 140,000 articles from 830 African Journals; thus, making the library one of the largest collections of African articles and journals. Our goal is to create a central portal that index all articles published by African journals in a single database that is available to everyone. Therefore, African journals and articles will no longer be at the periphery of scholarly communication.
The Society of African Journal Editors is a society made up of Editors of African Journals. The idea for an association that will bring together African journal editors to promote African journals was first mooted in 2002 by Prof. Ruth Oniang'o, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development (AJFAND). Prof. Oniang'o's initiative and that of other African editors led to the establishment of the Society of African Journal Editors (SAJE) in 2004. SAJE is a bold idea by African research editors to have some control over the promotion of journals published on the African continent. Furthermore, it is now widely recognized that African universities and institutes need vibrant research journals to publish and promote their research outputs as well as their reviews and opinions.
Examination of health records documentation and management practices among health records personnel in two tertiary healthcare facilities in Enugu, South-East Nigeria
EFFECTS OF INFLATION ON WOMEN’S HEALTH IN SELECTED MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES
Predictors of Antenatal Care Utilization in Primary Healthcare Centers in Eight Rural Communities in Delta State, Nigeria.
Socio-economic determinants of infant mortality rate in Nigeria: Evidence from autoregressive distributed lag technique
