British Council/Department for International Development2002: Higher education link scheme annual report
2001–2002.
British Council, Department for International Development
.
2.
Davis, P.
and
Howden-Chapman, P.1996:
Translating research findings into health policy
. Social Science and Medicine43,
865–872
.
3.
Gender and Health Group1999: Guidelines for the analysis of gender in health.
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
.
4.
Global Forum for Health Research2002: Priorities in health research. In
Global Forum for Health Research
, editors, The 10/90 report on health research 2001–2002.
Global Forum for Health Research, World Health Organization
, Chapter 5.
5.
Horton, R.2000:
North and South: bridging the information gap
. Lancet355,
2231–2236
.
6.
Khanna, R.
,
de Koning, K.
,
Khandekar, S.
,
Pradhan, A.
,
Pongurlekar, S.
and
Ubale, U.1992: The role of research in sensitising auxiliary nurse
midwives to a women-centred approach to health care in Mumbai, India.
In
Cornwall, A.
and
Welbourn, A.
, editors, Realizing rights: transforming approaches to sexual and
reproductive well-being.
Zed Books
.
7.
Kingdon, J.1995: Agendas, alternatives, and public policies.
HarperCollins College Publishers
.
8.
Klugman, B.
2002:
Revaluing research priorities: challenges of mainstreaming gender in health research
. Paper presented at Forum 6, 12–15
November 2002, Global Forum for Health Research.
9.
Klugman, B.2003: Service accountability and community participation in the
context of health sector reforms in Africa: implication for sexual and
reproductive rights and health.
Women's Health Project/Gender and Health Unit, School of
Public Health, University of the Witwatersrand
, 14 July 2003.
10.
Klugman, B.
and
Hlatshwayo, Z.2001: Strategy and action for abortion access: a comparative
analysis. In
Klugman, B.
and
Budlender, D.
, editors, Advocating for abortion access: eleven country studies.
The Johannesburg Initiative, Women's Health Project, School
of Public Health, University of the Witwatersrand
,7–40.
11.
Klugman, B.
and
Ravindran, S.2006: Gender manual of the World Health Organization.
World Health Organization
(forthcoming).
12.
Klugman, B.
and
Theobald, S.2006: Conceptual framework on gender in health research.
Gender and Women's Health Department, World Health Organization
(forthcoming).
13.
Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network2000: Gendered health research for development: a vital contribution
to health equity.
LACWHN
.
14.
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine2005: Application forms for submission of protocols to the ethics
committee at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK. Forms are
available from sharda@liv.ac.uk
15.
Nhlema-Simwaka, B.
,
Makwiza, I.
,
Sanudi, L.
,
Nkhonjera, P.
and
Theobald, S.2006:
Engendering communicable disease policy and practice: experiences from Malawi
. Gender, Society and Development Journal (forthcoming).
16.
Pollack, M.
and
Hafner-Burton, S.2000:
Mainstreaming gender in the European Union
. Journal of European Public Policy7,
432–456
.
17.
Standing, H.2000:
Gender – a missing dimension in human resource policy and
planning for health reforms
. Human Resources for Health Development Journal4 (retrieved 5 June 2006 from http://www.who.int/hrh/en/HRDJ_4_1_04.pdf)
18.
Stone, D.
,
Maxwell, S.
and
Keating, M.2001: Bridging research and policy: an international workshop.
Radcliffe House, Warwick University
, 16–17 July @REF: Retrieved 5 June 2006 from http://nt1.ids.ac.uk/gdn/fulltext/Bridging.pdf
19.
Theobald, S.
,
Tolhurst, R.
,
Elsey, H.
and
Standing, H.2005:
Engendering the bureaucracy? Challenges and opportunities for mainstreaming
gender in Ministries of Health under Sector Wide Approaches
. Health Policy and Planning20,
141–149
.
20.
Tolhurst, R.
2002:
Researching gender issues in malaria management: a case study from the
Volta Region of Ghana
. Presentation made at the Global Forum for Health Research
Meeting, Arusha, Tanzania, 21 November 2002.
21.
World Health Organization2005: Department of gender, women and health. Retrieved 20
October 2005 from http://www.who.int/gender/en
