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R-0103623	Occupational health
R-0103621	Rehabilitation
R-0103620	Traditional healers and how the formal health sector should relate to them
R-0103619	Community health workers
R-0103618	Labour relations in the public health sector
R-0103616	Redistribution and new categories of health personnel
R-0103614	Transforming the civil service relevant to the health sector
R-0103613	Community participation in the health sector
R-0103612	Intersectoral collaboration
R-0103611	Health sector financing and expenditure
R-0103610	Improving the quality of service in the public sector
R-0103609	Organisational structures for the public sector health services
R-0103608	The campaign for peoples health and social s
R-0103607	Organising nurses: SANA under threat
R-0103606	Paradox and policy: some lessons from CHW projects
R-0103604	Health policy for a post-apartheid South Africa: a way forward
R-0103603	Common themes of the policy proposals
R-0103602	Health personnel: new categories, training and redistribution
R-0103600	Legislation and the Chamber of Mines survey
R-0103599	Aids education and the worker
R-0103598	AIDS: Priorities for research into AIDS and migrant labour
R-0103597	Aids in South Africa: facts and figures
R-0103596	Understanding AIDS
R-0103595	Words relating to AIDS
R-0103591	Update on the Baragwanath Hospital crisis
R-0103590	Addresses of AIDS Information and Advice groups
R-0103588	Recommendations
R-0103587	AIDS and health workers
R-0103586	Working in the gay community
R-0103585	AIDS: Psychological and social perspectives
R-0103582	Occupational health services: Whose responsibility?
R-0103581	Deregulation of small businesses: Who pays the social costs?
R-0103580	Privatisation: the various interested parties
R-0103579	The ideology of privatisation: self-help and victim-blaming
R-0103578	The politics of exclusion: fragmentation and depoliticisation of health services
R-0103576	Tuberculosis screening in industry
R-0103573	Nurses form part of funeral unity
R-0103571	How do we feel about Neils death
R-0103570	Imam Abdullah Haron
R-0103569	Neill Aggett (1953 - 1982), lived for his country, died in detention
R-0103567	Deaths of people in detention under security laws
R-0103565	The campaign for independent medical supervision of detainees
R-0103564	Why would a doctor work for trade unions?
R-0103561	Dr Buthelezi was torchbearer for democracy
R-0103560	Leadership claims should be put to the test. Government committed to joint decision-making
R-0103559	Inkatha will be at negotiating table
R-0103558	No secret deals with ANC - de Klerk
R-0103557	Political intimidation the root cause of violence - new research findings
R-0103556	Negotiations the only way forward, says former British Premier
R-0103555	Negotiations must triumph - with or without the ANC, says Dr Buthelezi