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1. An Enquiry by the Fact Finding Team Into the Police Firing
2. Mumbai Riots, January 1993
3. Financing of Disease Control Programmes in India
4. Laws and Health Care Providers
5. Patient Satisfaction in the Context of Socio-Economic Background and Basic Hospital
6. The Private Health Sector in India: Nature, Trends and a Critique
7. Physical Standards in the Private Health Sector
8. Market Medicine and Malpractice
9. Report of the Regional Consultation on Responding to the Target Free Approach
10. Sexual Assault of a Deaf Mute Juvenile in Observation Home
11. Rehabilitation, Eradication, Both or None?
12. Access to 'Safe and Legal Abortion' Issues and Concerns
13. Portrayal of Police Torture in Hindi Films and Television Serials and its Impact on Children
14. Accreditation of Hospital: Breaking Boundaries in Health Care
15. Medical Ethics: For Self-Regulation of Medical Profession and Practice
16. Health, Households and Women's Lives
17. Ethical Guidelines for Social Science Research in Health
18. Health Panorama No.1- Violence : A Health Issu
19. Studies in Reproductive Health Services in India (1990-1991)
20. Private Health Sector in India
21. Women and Health Care in Mumbai
22. Health Panorama No. 2 - Abortions in India
23. Abortion Practice in India : A Review of Literature
24. Gender and Medical Education
25. A Study on Demand for a Public Hospital in K-East Ward, Greater Mumbai
26. Health Panorama No.4 - Private Health Sector in India
27. Health Panorama No.3 - Health Policy Making in India
28. Genocide in Gujarat 2002 : Impact on Health and Women
29. Public Healthcare Facilities in Mumbai
A1. Repression of Health Professionals
A2. Regulating the Private Health Sector
A3. Private Health Expenditure
A4. Ending the Underfinancing of Primary Health Care
A5. Medical Ethics: Awaiting a Patients' Movement
A6. Consumers and the Medical Community
A7. Trends in Family Planning Policy and Programs
A8. Resurrecting Bhore: Re-emphasizing a Universal Health Care System,
A9. Regional Disparities in Health Care Development
A10. Cost and Concern in Primary Health Care
A11. Sexism in Medicine and Women's Rights
A12. New Approaches to Women's Health: Means to an End?
A13. Anil Patient's Autonomy: Throwing it to the Winds?
A14. Women and Abortion
A15. Medical Ethics and Patients' Rights
A16. On Being Normal
A17. State of Health Care in Maharashtra: A Comparative Analysis
A18. User Charges and Patients' Rights
A19. The Impact of NIP-NEP on Labour
A20. Health Humanpower in India
A21. New Moves: The Indian Drug Scene
A22. Beyond the Law and the Lord: Quality of Private Health Care
A23. Assessing the Need for and Designing an Accreditation System: Situation in India
A24. The Unregulated Private Health Sector
A25. Medical Ethics: In the Context of Increasing Violence
A26. Doctors and Hunger Strikers
A27. Health Finance of the Brihan-Mumbai Municipal Corporation
A28. The Number Game
A29. The Great Divide
A30. Population Meet: Poor Impact of NGOs
A31. Population and Family Planning Policy: A Critique and A Perspective
A32. People's Economy: Context and Issues from India
A33. For a New Health Policy: A Discussion Paper
A34. Health of Child Labourers in India
A35. Pilgaokar, Anil Medical Ethics: General Principles
11. Rehabilitation, Eradication, Both or None?
12. Access to 'Safe and Legal Abortion' Issues and Concerns
13. Portrayal of Police Torture in Hindi Films and Television Serials and its Impact on Children
14. Accreditation of Hospital: Breaking Boundaries in Health Care
15. Medical Ethics: For Self-Regulation of Medical Profession and Practice
16. Health, Households and Women's Lives
17. Ethical Guidelines for Social Science Research in Health
18. Health Panorama No.1- Violence : A Health Issu
19. Studies in Reproductive Health Services in India (1990-1991)
20. Private Health Sector in India
21. Women and Health Care in Mumbai
22. Health Panorama No. 2 - Abortions in India
23. Abortion Practice in India : A Review of Literature
24. Gender and Medical Education
25. A Study on Demand for a Public Hospital in K-East Ward, Greater Mumbai
26. Health Panorama No.4 - Private Health Sector in India
27. Health Panorama No.3 - Health Policy Making in India
28. Genocide in Gujarat 2002 : Impact on Health and Women
29. Public Healthcare Facilities in Mumbai
A1. Repression of Health Professionals
A2. Regulating the Private Health Sector
A3. Private Health Expenditure
A4. Ending the Underfinancing of Primary Health Care
A5. Medical Ethics: Awaiting a Patients' Movement
A6. Consumers and the Medical Community
A7. Trends in Family Planning Policy and Programs
A8. Resurrecting Bhore: Re-emphasizing a Universal Health Care System,
A9. Regional Disparities in Health Care Development
A10. Cost and Concern in Primary Health Care
A11. Sexism in Medicine and Women's Rights
A12. New Approaches to Women's Health: Means to an End?
A13. Anil Patient's Autonomy: Throwing it to the Winds?
A14. Women and Abortion
A15. Medical Ethics and Patients' Rights
A16. On Being Normal
A17. State of Health Care in Maharashtra: A Comparative Analysis
A18. User Charges and Patients' Rights
A19. The Impact of NIP-NEP on Labour
A20. Health Humanpower in India
A21. New Moves: The Indian Drug Scene
A22. Beyond the Law and the Lord: Quality of Private Health Care
A23. Assessing the Need for and Designing an Accreditation System: Situation in India
A24. The Unregulated Private Health Sector
A25. Medical Ethics: In the Context of Increasing Violence
A26. Doctors and Hunger Strikers
A27. Health Finance of the Brihan-Mumbai Municipal Corporation
A28. The Number Game
A29. The Great Divide
A30. Population Meet: Poor Impact of NGOs
A31. Population and Family Planning Policy: A Critique and A Perspective
A32. People's Economy: Context and Issues from India
A33. For a New Health Policy: A Discussion Paper
A34. Health of Child Labourers in India
A35. Pilgaokar, Anil Medical Ethics: General Principles
A36. Cost of Medical Care: Issues of Concern in the Present Scenario
A37. Beef up the Health Budget
A38. The Doctor's Dilemma
A39. Anil In the Pink: Need for Asserting Patients' Rights
A40. Abortion: Who is Responsible for our Rights
A41. Violence and the Ethical Responsibility of the Medical Profession
A42 Law, Ethics and Medical Councils: Evolution of their Relationships
A43. Abortion: An Alternative to Family Planning?,
A44. Women, Health and Development
A45. Health Expenditure Across States - Part II
A46. Health Expenditure Across States - Part I
A47. Underdevelopment of Conservation and Conservation of Underdevelopment
A48. Public Health Budgets: Recent Trends
A49. Our Health Costs Little
A50. Health Sector Financing in Context of Women's Health
A51. Health Expenditure Patterns in Selected Major States
A52. Health Care Utilisation in India
A53. Physical Standards in the Private Health Sector
A54. Social Action and Advocacy for Health Care Reforms
A55. Response of Health Care Professionals and Services to Epidemic of Violence in India
A56. Medical Ethics and Professional Self-Regulation: Some Recommendations
A57. Crisis of Credibility: The Tale of Medical Councils
A58. Women's Role in Decision Making in Abortion: Profiles from Rural Maharashtra
A59. National Disease Control Programmes: Recent Trends in Financing
A60. India's Family Welfare Program in the Context of a Reproductive & Child Health Approach
A61. A Note on Health Care and Financing Strategies for the Ninth Five Year Plan
A62. Standards: The Heartbeat of Hospitals
A63. Unhealthy Prescriptions: The Need for Health Sector Reform in India
A64. Morbidity Among Women in Mumbai City: Impact of Work and Environment
A65. Notes from the Field
A77. Health Workers and Strikes: Ethics and Rights
A66. A Need for Accountability
A67. Abortion Needs of Women in India: A Case Study of Rural Maharashtra
A68. Health Care Budgets in a Changing Political Economy
A69. Abortion: Cause for Concern in India, Even 25 years after Legalisation
A70. Epidemic diseases: Whose baby it is?
A71. Towards Relevant and Accessible Public Health Services
A72. Mistry, Mani Health Rights of the Urban Poor
A73. Women, Development and Health Redefining the Relationship
A74. The Case of Intra-dermalRoute Hepatitis-B Vaccination
A75. Violence and Health Care Profession: Towards a Campaign for Medical Neutrality
A76. Violence Against Women: Health Issues
A78. Health, Section for the Women's Health and Development
A79. From Philanthropy to Human Right: A Perspective for Activism in the Field of Health Care
A80. Women's Reproductive Health
A81. Women's Access to Health Care
A82. Leading Causes of Morbidity and Mortality
A83. Making a Health Services Database: A Discussion Note
A84. India's Socio-Economic Database: A Review and a Critique
A85. Health Care as Human Right
A86. Health Care and New Economic Policies
A87. A New Health Policy for Health Sector Reforms
A88. Human Rights Violence and Health
A89. Access to Abortion Services: Taking a Stock of Impediments
A90. Paramedics in Menstrual Regulation Practice: A Feasibility Evaluation
A91. Menstrual Regulations as an Abortion Method
A92. Health Movement in India, Health Action
A93. S Advocacy for Right to Health Care
A94. Some Critical Issues in the Epidemiology of Hepatitis B in India
A95. T. R Age at Menarche Among Indian Women: Observations from NFHS, 1992-1993
A96. Self-Regulation of Hospitals: A Private Sector Initiative in Mumbai city, India
A97. M Making Private Hospitals Accountable
A98. Women's Illnesses: Life Cycle Approach
A99.Violence and the Battering of the mind
A100. Health Professionals and Community Action Against Violence
A101. Role of the Community and the Health Profession in Responding to Violence
A102. Accreditation: A New Beginning
A103. Whither Medical Technology?
A104. Barriers to the Quality of Care
A105. Women's Perspectives on the Quality of General and Reproductive Health Care
A106. Health Effects of Forced Evictions in the Slums of Mumbai
A107. Private Sector's Clout
A108. Malaria in a Tribal Village in Madhya Pradesh:
A109. A Quarter Century of Legalised Abortion Services: A Country Situationer for India
A110. Putting Health on People's Agenda
A111. Village Health Care is Our Right
A112. Health Care in India and Madhya Pradesh: A Review
A113. Unsafe Abortion
A114. Safe Abortions are still a Distant Dream
A115. Accreditation System for Hospitals in India
A116. Economic Reforms and the Indian Economy: An Overview
A117. Violence and Health Care Professionals: The Crucial Link
A118. Understanding the Gender and Household Dimensions of Health i
A119. Gender-Sensitive and Community-based Programme for Mumbai Slum Women
A120. Where are we Today?
A121. Reforming Health Policy for Universal Health Care
A122. Shelley Gender Issues Related to Women's Health Care
A123. Ethics in Social Sciences and Health Research, Draft Code of Conduct
A124. The Role of the World Bank in International Health
A125. Ethical Guidelines in Social Science Research - A Small Step
A126. Doing Ethical Research
A127. Unsafe Abortion
A128. The Nutritional Crisis In Madhya Pradesh
A129. Notes on the Politics of Health Care in M.P
A130. Studies on Reproductive Health Services in India from 1990 to 2000
A131. Pharmaceutical Policy, 2001
A132. Cast-Class Dynamics in Relief Work
A133. A Stakeholder approach towards Hospital Accreditation in India
A134. Dalits and Health
A135. Less Trouble for the Little Ones
A136. Health Systems Profile in Maharashtra
A137. Health And Nutrition In Maharashtra
A138. Utilisation Of Health Care Services in India
A139. Missing Girls: Political Economy of Sex-Determination
A140. Health Policy in India- A Historical Review
A151. Aajara Struggle
A141. Health Policy in India
A142. The Burden of III Health Among Elderly in Kerala
A143. Networking for Women's Studies and Activities
A144. Code of Ethics for Health Research
A145. Abortion Legislation and Access to Safe Abortion Care Services
A146. Voluntarism and Elder Care
A147. Creating a Consensus on the Right to Health Care
A148. Dams And Developmen
A149. Critical Issues in Regulatory Provisions for Private Medical Sector
A150. Building Pressure from Below
A151. Aajara Struggle
A152. Health Care Services: A Far Cry?,
A153. Monitoring Right to Health in India
A155. Health Planning In India
A156. Fiscal Reforms Under a New Health Policy
A157. Utilisation of Reproductive and Child Health Care Services
A158. Prescription Pattern of Diagnostic Tests in Public and Private Hospitals in India
A159. Sex Selection and the Law
A160. Women's Access to Good Quality Abortion Care Services
A154. Resource Generation Without Planned Allocation
Sexual Assault Kit with manual for the examining physicians
Anemia Slide Show,
Aarogya Seva Aamcha Adhikar Slide Show
Katha Garbhapatachi - Vyatha Strichi
Jari Mari of Cloth and Other Stories
Men's Perceptions of Illness of the Nether Area: Evidence from Panchmahals District
A Community Study of Gynaecological Disease in Indian Villages
High Prevalence of Gynaecological Diseases in Rural Indian Women
Determinants of Maternal Care in a Region of South India
Obstetric Morbidity in South India: Results From a Community Survey
Self-Reported Symptoms of Gynaecological Morbidity and their Treatment in South India
Levels and Determinants of Gynaecological Morbidity in South India
Abortion in India: An Overview
A Ford Foundation Report
Induced Abortions in a Rural Community in Western Maharashtra: Prevalence and Patterns
Listening to Women Talk about Their Health
Abortion Needs of Women in India: A Case Study of Rural Maharashtra
Women's Role in Decision-Making in Abortion: Profiles from Rural Maharashtra
Rural Women's Experiences and Perceptions of Marital Sexual Relations
Socio-Cultural Implication of Menstruation and Menstrual Problems on Rural Women's' Lives
Investigating Women's Gynaecological Morbidity in India: Not Just : Another KAP Survey
Undertaking Community-Based Research on the Prevalence of Gynaecological Morbidity
Prevalence of Clinically Detectable Gynaecological Morbidity in India
Community-based Management of Reproductive Tract Infections in Women in India
Community-Based Programmes Addressing Reproductive Health Needs in India
Quality Reproductive Health Services in Rural India: The Search Experience
Reaching India's Poor : Non-governmental Approaches to Community Health
Gynaecological Morbidity among Women in a Bombay Slum
The Effects of Quality of Services upon IUD Continuation Among Women in Rural Gujarat
Qualitative Data-Gathering for Reproductive Health Research
Gender, Reproductive Health and Weakness Experiences of Slum Dwelling Women in Bombay
Rural Women Take Reproductive Health matters into their Own Hands
Prevalence of Maternal Morbidity in a South Indian Community
Cultural Perceptions and Categorization of Male Sexual Health Problems by Practitioners
Morbidity in Rural Gujarat: Some Preliminary Findings
Indo-China Dialogue on Managing the Transition to Quality of Care: A Report
Focus on Reproductive Health, The Ford Foundation Bulletin
Carnage in Gujarat: A Public Health Crisis
An Epidemiological Review of the Injectable Contraceptive, Depo-Provera
Health and Healing: A Manual of Primary Health Care
Human Rights Issues Emerging from Investigation into the Murder of Sr. Sylvia and Sr. Priya
Will Truth Prevail? A Report of the Investigation Team on the Murder of Sr. Sylvia and Sr. Priya