Publications
 TUBERCULOSIS

1. Kemp J.R Mann G, Nhlema Simwaka Bertha, Salaniponi FML, Squire S.B, Can Malawi’s
    poor afford free TB services? Patient and household level costs associated with
    a TB diagnosis in Lilongwe. World Health Bulletin (Accepted for
     publication 2007)

2. Nhlema Simwaka B.; Benson T; Salaniponi F.M.L; Theobald S.J; Squire S.B; K; Kemp (2007)
    Developing a socio-economic measure to monitor access to tuberculosis
    services in urban Lilongwe, Malawi. International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung
    Health, 2006   11 (1): 65-71)

3. Squire Bertel S, Nhlema Simwaka B, Obasi A (2006) The Global Plan to Stop TB:
    a unique opportunity to address poverty and the Millennium Development Goals.
    The Lancet March 18, 2006 367:955-957

4. Nhlema Simwaka, B. Sally Theobald, Yaah Pepra Amekudzi, Rachael Tolhurst (2005)
    Meeting millennium development goals 3 and 5. BMJ, 331(7515):708-709.
    Editorial

5.  Nhlema Simwaka B, Kemp J, Steenbergen S, Theobald SJ, Tang S, Squire SB (2003),
     A systematic analysis of TB and Poverty. Technical Paper Commissioned by the
    STOP TB Partnership, Geneva
 
6. Salaniponi FMI, Nhlema Simwaka B, Makwiza I, Kemp JR (2003) Integrating patient
   voices into TB policy and practice in Malawi. International Journal Tuberculosis and
    Lung Diseases 7(11):S128

7.  Kemp JR, Mann G, Nhlema Simwaka B, Salaniponi FML (2003) ''Improving access to
    DOTS for the poor in Malawi''. International Journal of the Union Against Tuberculosis
     and Lung Disease 7(11): S114

8.  Kapulula, P., Salaniponi F.M.L, Squire S.B, and  Kemp, J. (2001) ''The journey towards
    tuberculosis diagnosis: preferences of the people of Mtsiliza, Lilongwe''.
     International Journal of Tuberculosis Lung Disease 5(11 Supplement 1), S166. 2001.
     Abstract

9.  Kemp J., Boxshall M., Nhlema B, Salaniponi F, and  Squire B (2001), "Application of a
    geographical information system to assess the relationship between
    socio-economic status and access for TB care in urban Lilongwe",
      International Journal of Tuberculosis Lung Disease, vol. 5, no. 11 Supplement 1:S167
      Abstract

10. Luhanga T, Chilimampunga C, Salaniponi F.M.L, Squire B, and  Kemp J (2001),
       "Gender differences in access to treatment and caring for TB patients within
       the households", International Jorunal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, vol. 5, no. 11,
         p. Supplement 1:S167.

11.  Mann G, Squire S.B, Nhlema B, Luhanga T, Salaniponi F.M.L, and  Kemp J. (2002),
      "Expanding DOTS? Time for cost-effectiveness strategy for the poorest in
      Malawi", International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, vol. Late Breakers Session,
        33rd Conference on Lung Health.

12.  Nhlema Simwaka, Nkhonjera P, Sanudi L, Gondwe M, Bello G, Chimziz R, and  Theobald S
       (2006b), "The Malawi National Tuberculosis Programme: an equity analysis",
       Malawi Medical Journal, vol. 18, no. 1, pp. 13-18.

13.  Phiri F, Simwaka B.N, Nkhonjera P, Nhlane B, Nolo M, Masiye C, Chipatala C, Chiumia C,
       and  Theobald S (2006), "Developing partnerships at the community level to promote
     equity: Community based research in poor urban Lilongwe", Malawi Medical Journal,
       vol. April , no. Equity Special Issue.

14.  Squire S.B, Belaye A, Kashoti A, Salaniponi F, Mundy C, Theobald S, and  Kemp J (2005),
       "Lost" smear positive pulmonary tuberculosis cases. Where are they and why
       did we lose them?", International Journal of Tuberculosis Lung Disease, vol. 9, no. 1, pp.
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   HIV/AIDS

1.  Makwiza I, Nyirenda L, Bongololo G, Loewenson R, Theobald S (2006) Equity, justice,
    accountability, sustainability and efficiency: monitoring equity and health systems
    in the provision of anti-retroviral therapy in Malawi, Malawi Medical Journal 18 (2)

2.  Ireen Makwiza, Lot Nyirenda, Fastone Goma, Fatima Hassan, Innocent Chingombe,
     Grace Bongololo, Sally Theobald (2006) Equity and Health System Strengthening in
    ART Roll Out: An Analysis of Experiences from Eastern and Southern Africa,
     Discussion Paper, EQUINET.

3.  Nyirenda L., Makwiza I., Bongololo G., Theobald S., (2006) A gender perspective on HIV
     treatment in Malawi: A multi-method approach. Gender and Development: Gender, Society
     and Development Journal 14

4.  Theobald S, Makwiza I, Mwansambo A, Agabu A, Schouten E (2006) From 3 by 5 to
    universal access: an equity advocacy opportunity for access to antiretroviral
    therapy in Malawi?  Malawi Medical Journal 18 (2)

5.  Ireen Makwiza, Lot Nyirenda, Grace Bongololo, Rene Loewenson, Sally Theobald (2005)
     Monitoring equity and health systems in the provision of anti-retroviral therapy
    (ART): Malawi country Report Discussion Paper 24, EQUINET: Harare.

6.  Makwiza I., Chiunguzeni D., Nyoni A., Weigel R., “Challenges faced by children in accessing
     and adhering to anti-retroviral therapy: Insights from caregivers” National HIV/AIDS Research
     Dissemination Conference, 18 – 20 April 2005 (Abstract)

7.  Kalanda B, Makwiza I., Kemp J (2004) “Proposed framework for monitoring equity in
    access and health systems issues in antiretroviral therapy (ART) programmes in
    Southern Africa”  Equi-TB Knowledge Programme, Malawi and Regional Network for Equity
     in Southern Africa (EQUINET) with support from IDRC/SDC Research Matters Programme

  RESEARCH METHODS

    Theobald S, Nhlema Simwaka B, Klugman B (2007) ''Gender, health and development III:
    engendering health research''. Progress in Development Studies 6 4(2006) : 337-342

    Nhlema Simwaka, B. Ireen Makwiza, Patnice Nkhonjera, Lifa Sanudi, Sally Theobald, (2006)
    "Engendering communicable disease policy and practice: Experiences from
     Malawi".  Gender, Society and Development, Gender and Health Issue, 2006.