HiltonD.Health teaching for West Africa.Wheaton: MAP International, 1979.
2.
HiltonD.Non formal education for primary health care workers. In: The training and support of primary health care workers.Washington: National Council for International Health, 1981.
3.
HiltonD.Health education by story telling. Trop Doct1982;12:236–7.
4.
HiltonDRamEStrombergJ.Rural basic health services: The Lard in Gabas way. Contact41. Geneva: Christian Medical Commission, 1977.
5.
VaughanJPWaltG.Village health workers and primary health care. Trop Doct1983;13:105–8.
6.
WaltGVaughanP.Primary health care: What does it mean”Trop Doct1982;12:99–100.
7.
WalshJAWarrenKS. Selective primary health care: An interim strategy for disease control in developing countries. Soc Sci Med1980;14C:145–63.
8.
WernerPBBowerBL. Helping health workers learn.Palo Alto: Hesperian Foundation, 1982.
9.
FadayomiOTOyeneyeOY. The demographic factor in the provision of health facilities in developing countries: The case of Nigeria. Soc Sci Med1984;19:793–7.
10.
WeissE.Extension of successful training projects to national primary health care workers' training: Lessons of the Calaba experience. In: The training and support of primary health care workers.Washington: National Council of International Health, 1981.
11.
WeissEUdoAA. The Calabar rural maternal and child health/family planning project. Studies in Family Planning1981;12.2:47–57.
12.
HeggenhougenHK. Will primary health care efforts be allowed to succeed”Soc Sci Med1984;19:217–24.
