NK ro medical visitor to East Africa could fail to note the positive opinion that the physicians
in Kenya and Uganda have of Canadian aid. Although these countries have attracted …

As you walk up the wellworn path through the open Africanfield, it becomes obvious that the
six-storey building at the top of the hill is a hospital. Used medical supplies, gloves, broken …

A capital grant of C8 4 million can build and equip one referral hospital. Alternatively, the
same amount of money could build about 1500 rural dispensaries; it could provide vehicles …

It is apparent, from a letter which was published in the July, 1955, issue of The Cemral
Ajricall Journal oj Medicine, that there are a number of popular misconceptions about …

This report discusses the effectiveness of foreign aid to sub-Saharan Africa, taking Kenya as
an example. We have chosen the country mainly because it is one of the largest recipients of …

Abstract The Maurice Bloch lectures of the University of Glasgow provide a platform on
which acknowledged experts in the medical world can give us their views on what should …

I n reply to John V. Fowles and Kathleen M. LePoer Fowles (Can Med Assoc J 1989; 141:
767-768) I did not say in my article" Third World aid: A road to disaster, paved with good …

D r. W. Harding le Riche is right when he points out the short-term nature of most aid
programs for the Third World (Can Med Assoc J 1990; 142: 707-708). Who carries on after …

Last year, SIR DOUGLAS HUBBLE (1972) writing on British aid to medical schools in
developing countries, started his introduction with the sentence:" In the past decade or so …

More than 20% of total health expenditure in 48% of the 46 countries in the WHO African
Region is provided by external sources. Issues surrounding aid effectiveness suggest that …