PT02
Poster Session 2

Tuesday, March 11, 2014: 4:30 PM-5:00 PM
SPH Hall (Safari Park Hotel)
1
Accessibilité aux soins de santé chez les personnes âgées en milieu rural au Cameroun : Analyse sociologique des cas
Djouda Feudjio Yves Bertrand, Sociologue/Université de Yaoundé I
2
Socioeconomic status and the prevalence of fever in children under age five: evidence from four sub-Saharan African countries
Jacob Novignon, Department of Economics, University of Ibadan; Justice Nonvignon, Department of Health Policy, Planning and Management, School of Public Health, University of Ghana
3
Female Education, HIV/AIDS and the Education Vaccine in SSA: The Condoms Piece of the Puzzle
Robert J Brent, Fordham University
4
The Operational Efficiceny Evaluation of the Community Health Service Station in Yinchuan before and after the New Medical Reform
Lang Ying, management college of Ningxia Medical University; Meng Qingyue, PKU China Center for Health Development Studies
5
Comparing the Validity of the Payment Card and Structured Haggling Willingness to Pay Methods: The Case of a Diabetes Prevention Program in Rural Kenya
Anne Kangethe, At the time this study was conducted Dr Kangethe was a PhD student at the University of Georgia; Duska Franic, The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
6
Contradictions and inconsistencies in public policies. An analysis of healthcare fee exemption measures in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger
Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan, LASDEL
7
Botswana's Global Competitiveness: Efficiency Analysis of Health Expenditure
Fidelity D.D. Kepaletswe, Afhea
8
Why Do People With Access To Public Healthcare Use Alternative Medicine? The Prevalence And Pattern Of Herbal Medicine Use Among Pregnant Women In Nairobi, Kenya
Mamothena Mothupi, Moi University
9
Couverture médicosociale des groupes vulnérables au Sénégal, cas des PVVIH de Kaolack
Christian Yao, MSAS Sénégal
10
Identification and Intervention for Dementia in Elderly Africans: IDEA study
Laura Ternent, Newcastle Uinversity; Mark Deverill, Newcastle Unversity; Richard Walker, Newcastle University
11
Understanding Variations in Immunization in Nigeria
Amina Ahmad-Shehu, National Primary Health Care Development Agency; Divine Ikenwilo, University of Aberdeen
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