Michael Wright and David Clark

Print publication date: 2006

Print ISBN-13: 9780199206803

Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: November 2011

DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199206803.001.0001

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ContentsFRONT MATTER

Title Pages
Disclaimer
Foreword to Hospice and Palliative Care in Africa
Acknowledgements
Part 1 Summary
- Chapter 1 Overview of the study
Part 2 A Narrative History of Hospice–palliative Care In Africa
- Chapter 2 Oral history in africa
- Chapter 3 Personal motivations
- Chapter 4 Confronting the issues
- Chapter 5 New models, new care
Part 3 Hospice—palliative care service development in Africa: countries approaching integration
Chapter 6 Kenya
Chapter 7 South Africa
Chapter 8 Uganda
Chapter 9 Zimbabwe
Part 4 Hospice—palliative Care Service Development In Africa: Countries With Localized Provision
Chapter 10 Botswana
Chapter 11 Republic of the Congo (Congo-brazzaville)
Chapter 12 Egypt
Chapter 13 Malawi
Chapter 14 Morocco
Chapter 15 Nigeria
Chapter 16 Sierra Leone
Chapter 17 Swaziland
Chapter 18 Tanzania
Chapter 19 The Gambia
Chapter 20 Zambia
Part 5 Hospice-palliative care service development in Africa: countries with capacity building activity
Chapter 21 Algeria
Chapter 22 Cameroon
Chapter 23 Cote D'ivoire
Chapter 24 Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa)
Chapter 25 Ethiopia
Chapter 26 Ghana
Chapter 27 Lesotho
Chapter 28 Mozambique
Chapter 29 Namibia
Chapter 30 Rwanda
Chapter 31 Tunisia
END MATTER
Appendix 1 Average daily consumption of defined daily doses (for statistical purposes) of morphine per million inhabitants, 2000–2002: countries of Africa
Appendix 2 Countries of Africa involved in PEPFAR, the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund (Diana Fund) and WHO projects
Appendix 3 Total health expenditure (Intl $) per capita and as a percentage of GDP: countries of Africa, 2001
Appendix 4 GDP per capita (Intl $): countries of Africa, 2001
Appendix 5 Further Reading
Index

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Title Pages
Disclaimer
Foreword to Hospice and Palliative Care in Africa
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 Overview of the study
Chapter 2 Oral history in africa
Chapter 3 Personal motivations
Chapter 4 Confronting the issues
Chapter 5 New models, new care
Part 3 Hospice—palliative care service development in Africa: countries approaching integration
Chapter 6 Kenya
Chapter 7 South Africa
Chapter 8 Uganda
Chapter 9 Zimbabwe
Part 4 Hospice—palliative Care Service Development In Africa: Countries With Localized Provision
Chapter 10 Botswana
Chapter 11 Republic of the Congo (Congo-brazzaville)
Chapter 12 Egypt
Chapter 13 Malawi
Chapter 14 Morocco
Chapter 15 Nigeria
Chapter 16 Sierra Leone
Chapter 17 Swaziland
Chapter 18 Tanzania
Chapter 19 The Gambia
Chapter 20 Zambia
Part 5 Hospice-palliative care service development in Africa: countries with capacity building activity
Chapter 21 Algeria
Chapter 22 Cameroon
Chapter 23 Cote D'ivoire
Chapter 24 Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa)
Chapter 25 Ethiopia
Chapter 26 Ghana
Chapter 27 Lesotho
Chapter 28 Mozambique
Chapter 29 Namibia
Chapter 30 Rwanda
Chapter 31 Tunisia
Appendix 1 Average daily consumption of defined daily doses (for statistical purposes) of morphine per million inhabitants, 2000–2002: countries of Africa
Appendix 2 Countries of Africa involved in PEPFAR, the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund (Diana Fund) and WHO projects
Appendix 3 Total health expenditure (Intl $) per capita and as a percentage of GDP: countries of Africa, 2001
Appendix 4 GDP per capita (Intl $): countries of Africa, 2001
Appendix 5 Further Reading
Index

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Title Pages
Disclaimer
Foreword to Hospice and Palliative Care in Africa
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 Overview of the study
Chapter 2 Oral history in africa
Chapter 3 Personal motivations
Chapter 4 Confronting the issues
Chapter 5 New models, new care
Part 3 Hospice—palliative care service development in Africa: countries approaching integration
Chapter 6 Kenya
Chapter 7 South Africa
Chapter 8 Uganda
Chapter 9 Zimbabwe
Part 4 Hospice—palliative Care Service Development In Africa: Countries With Localized Provision
Chapter 10 Botswana
Chapter 11 Republic of the Congo (Congo-brazzaville)
Chapter 12 Egypt
Chapter 13 Malawi
Chapter 14 Morocco
Chapter 15 Nigeria
Chapter 16 Sierra Leone
Chapter 17 Swaziland
Chapter 18 Tanzania
Chapter 19 The Gambia
Chapter 20 Zambia
Part 5 Hospice-palliative care service development in Africa: countries with capacity building activity
Chapter 21 Algeria
Chapter 22 Cameroon
Chapter 23 Cote D'ivoire
Chapter 24 Democratic Republic of the Congo (Congo-Kinshasa)
Chapter 25 Ethiopia
Chapter 26 Ghana
Chapter 27 Lesotho
Chapter 28 Mozambique
Chapter 29 Namibia
Chapter 30 Rwanda
Chapter 31 Tunisia
Appendix 1 Average daily consumption of defined daily doses (for statistical purposes) of morphine per million inhabitants, 2000–2002: countries of Africa
Appendix 2 Countries of Africa involved in PEPFAR, the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund (Diana Fund) and WHO projects
Appendix 3 Total health expenditure (Intl $) per capita and as a percentage of GDP: countries of Africa, 2001
Appendix 4 GDP per capita (Intl $): countries of Africa, 2001
Appendix 5 Further Reading
Index

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