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African Journal of Health Economics is an International Journal aimed at promoting and sustaining the knowledge, development and application of health economics in health policy and systems in Africa. The areas of interest to the journal include economic analysis of health and healthcare, development of methodologies for health economics and policy analysis that are sensitive enough to significantly reflect differences observed in the African context, 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, a wide range of health related materials with policy implications, development and evaluation of health systems, programmes and related interventions being carried out in the Africa. It is particularly keen to publish findings and reviews which though originating from the African region, are of general interest to a global readership. Articles originating from other parts of the worlds but which are relevant to policy debates in health systems in Africa are also welcome.

 


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Economic analysis of hypertension management in public hospitals in Southwestern Nigeria: evidence from secondary data analysis

Theophilus Ehidiamen Oamen, Kanayo Patrick Osemene, Maduabuchi Romanus Ihekoronye
Pages: 1-11
77 260
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Catastrophic Health Expenditure and Impoverishment of Syrian Refugees in Egypt

HANI FARES,JAUME PUIG-JUNOY,INAS SOMBOL
Pages: 17-25
142 223

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

GODFREY M. MUBYAZI., KASSEMBE Y. MDIRA ., JUDITH MAHUNDI , AND KATO J. NJUNWA
Pages: 59-76
124 214

DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH CARE SPENDING: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, ASIA, LATIN AMERICA AND HIGH INCOME COUNTRIES.

Authors: Doris Kirigia, Vincent Okungu and Jane Chuma
Pages: 47-72
121 216

ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION IN NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF POLITICS, RELIGION AND CULTURAL PRACTICES

BEN C. ANYENE
Pages: 1-9
117 270

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.

GODFREY M. MUBYAZI AND JAN BORG
Pages: 89-108
92 215

Enrollees’ awareness and attitudes toward the provision and utilization of NHIS services at a federal healthcare facility in Niger State, Nigeria

Uche Chukwu,Charles Ezenduka
Pages: 1-14
79 240

Economic analysis of hypertension management in public hospitals in Southwestern Nigeria: evidence from secondary data analysis

Theophilus Ehidiamen Oamen, Kanayo Patrick Osemene, Maduabuchi Romanus Ihekoronye
Pages: 1-11
77 260

Examination of health records documentation and management practices among health records personnel in two tertiary healthcare facilities in Enugu, South-East Nigeria

Kennedy C Obimba, Ifeyinwa Arize, Charles C. Ezenduka
Pages: 1-17
75 297

In the Era of Declining Donor Financing, can Domestic Resources Sustain Civil Society Organizations' Efforts to end New-born HIV Infections?

Jonathan Cali , Altea Cico, Aida Yemaneberhan , Ugochukwu Ugo Amanyeiwe, B.Ryan Phelps, Meena Srivastava, Alexandra Vrazo, Josef Tayag, Carlos Avila
Pages: 01-06
73 213

Equitable Health Care Financing and Universal Health Care Coverage in Nigeria

Olanrewaju Olaniyan, Chukwuedo Susan Oburota
Pages: 25-31
60 229
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Examination of health records documentation and management practices among health records personnel in two tertiary healthcare facilities in Enugu, South-East Nigeria

Kennedy C Obimba, Ifeyinwa Arize, Charles C. Ezenduka
Pages: 1-17
75 297

ROUTINE IMMUNIZATION IN NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF POLITICS, RELIGION AND CULTURAL PRACTICES

BEN C. ANYENE
Pages: 1-9
117 270

Economic analysis of hypertension management in public hospitals in Southwestern Nigeria: evidence from secondary data analysis

Theophilus Ehidiamen Oamen, Kanayo Patrick Osemene, Maduabuchi Romanus Ihekoronye
Pages: 1-11
77 260

EFFECTS OF INFLATION ON WOMEN’S HEALTH IN SELECTED MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES

PARVANEH SALATIN, MEHRNAAZ BIDARI
Pages: 39-51
38 254

Predictors of Antenatal Care Utilization in Primary Healthcare Centers in Eight Rural Communities in Delta State, Nigeria.

Rolle R. Ahuru, Iseghohi Judith Omon
Pages: 1-22
35 251

Socio-economic determinants of infant mortality rate in Nigeria: Evidence from autoregressive distributed lag technique

Emomine Odjesa Clement Atewe Ighodaro
Pages: 15-34
19 248

Impact of HIV/AIDS on labour productivity in Nigeria

Mohammed Bello Mohammed
Pages: 33-45
28 241

Enrollees’ awareness and attitudes toward the provision and utilization of NHIS services at a federal healthcare facility in Niger State, Nigeria

Uche Chukwu,Charles Ezenduka
Pages: 1-14
79 240

Medication adherence and associated costs among patients with type 2 diabetes accessing care at a tertiary health care facility in Nigeria: a cross-sectional study

Charles C. Ezenduka, Israel C. Okoronkwo, Chisom C. Nwankwo
Pages: 1-18
40 239

Effect of household socio-economic factors on child nutritional status In Ghana, Kenya and Zambia

Eric Authur
Pages: 1-11
51 237

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