Publications by Dr Philip Setel - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Philip Setel Dr David Whiting Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Core verbal autopsy procedures with comparative validation results from two countries	2006
Dr David Whiting Dr Philip Setel	Estimating cause-specific mortality from community- and facility-based data sources in the United Republic of Tanzania: Options and implications for mortality burden estimates	2006
Dr Philip Setel Dr David Whiting Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Validity of verbal autopsy procedures for determining cause of death in Tanzania	2006
Dr Philip Setel Dr David Whiting	Cost and results of information systems for health and poverty indicators in the United Republic of Tanzania	2005
Dr Philip Setel	Effect of recall on estimation of non-fatal injury rates: a community based study in Tanzania	2005
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin Dr David Whiting	Is It Time to Reassess the Categorization of Disease Burdens in Low-Income Countries?	2004
Dr David Whiting Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Dr Philip Setel	Community-based monitoring of safe motherhood in the United Republic of Tanzania	2003
Dr Philip Setel	Lessons from Mount Kilimanjaro: schooling, community and gender in East Africa	2002
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel Dr Louise Hayes Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti et al.	Noncommunicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: where do they feature in the health research agenda?	2001
Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel Dr Terry Aspray Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Noncommunicable diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: Where do they feature in the health research agenda?	2001
Dr Philip Setel	Relationship between malaria endemicity and acute febrile illness mortality in children [2]	2001
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel	The importance of injury as a cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa: Results of a community-based study in Tanzania	2001
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin	Cause-specific adult mortality: evidence from community-based surveillance - selected sites, Tanzania, 1992-1998	2000
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti	Cause-specific adult mortality: Evidence from community-based surveillance - Selected sites, Tanzania, 1992-1998	2000
Dr Philip Setel Dr David Whiting	Educational status is related to mortality at the community level in three areas of Tanzania, 1992-1998	2000
Dr Philip Setel Professor Nigel Unwin	Satellite broadcast on preparing for the next influenza pandemic	2000
Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Terry Aspray Dr Richard Edwards Dr Philip Setel et al.	The pitfalls of measuring changes in smoking habits. Essential NCD Health Intervention Project Team	2000
Dr Terry Aspray Dr Richard Edwards Dr David Whiting Professor Nigel Unwin Dr Philip Setel et al.	The pitfalls of measuring changes in smoking habits. Essential NCD Health Intervention Project Team	2000
Professor Nigel Unwin Emeritus Professor Sir George Sir George Alberti Dr Terry Aspray Dr Eugene Sobngwi Dr Philip Setel et al.	Economic globalisation and its effect on health - Some diseases could be eradicated for the cost of a couple of fighter planes	1998