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Table 1 Summary of published literature

From: Do health partnerships with organisations in lower income countries benefit the UK partner? A review of the literature

Study

Date

Journal

Author

Level of evidence

Hands Across the Equator

1988

BMJ

Wood JB, Hills EA

VI

Hands Across the Equator: 8 years on

1994

BMJ

Wood JB, Hills EA, and Keto FJ

VI

Research into practice: 10 years of international public health partnership between the UK and Swaziland

2010

Journal of Public Health

Wright J, Walley J, Philip A, Petros P, Ford H

Vb

International health links: an evaluation of partnerships between health-care organizations in the UK and developing countries

2006

Tropical Doctor

Baguley D, Killeen T, Wright J

III

International Health Links movement expands in the United Kingdom

2010

International Health

Leather A, Butterfield C, Peachey K, Silverman M, Sheriff R

Vb

Global health partnerships: leadership development for a purpose

2009

Leadership in Health Services

Hockey P, Tobin A, Kemp J, Kerrigan J, Kitsell F, Green P, Sewell A, Smith C, Stanwick S, Lees P

Vb

NHS Links: a new approach to international health links

2005

BMJ Careers

Sloan J, Wright J, Silverman M

Vb

UROLINK – benefits for trainees from both sides

2002

British Journal of Urology International

Gujral S, Nassanga R

Vb

Twinning: the future for sustainable collaboration

2002

British Journal of Urology International

MacDonagh R, Jiddawi M, V. Parry V

Vb