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WHOSIS WHO Statistical Information System: Health and health-related statistical information from the WHO Global Programme on Evidence for Health Policy
WHO publications World Health Organization Publications catalogue
WHO Bulletin The International Journal of Public Health. "... The Bulletin in its new form will be open to every perspective that can increase our understanding of health problems and how to solve them. In this way it will reflect our decision to make WHO not only a participant but a leader in the current fast-moving interactive process of global change..." Dr Gro Harlem Brundtland, Director-General, WHO
World Health Report Full text of the World Health Report 2001, Mental Health: New Understanding, New Hope. Includes archives to full-text of past World Health Reports.
WHO-EIP The Evidence for Health Policy site presents current activities relating to epidemiology and the burden of disease, cost-effectiveness of health care interventions, and health systems assessment and reform, including quality of care, ethical issues, financing, resource allocation, regulation and legislation.
WHO Macro Economic Commission Commission on Macroeconomics and Health. A WHO commission examining the interrelations among investments in health, economic growth, and poverty reduction.
WHO-CHOICE Methods and tools to ensure rigour and standardization in producing the evidence policy makers need to decide which interventions should be given priority in the allocation of scarce health resources. It provides evidence on the economic impact of major diseases and risk factors, the effectiveness, quality of care and costs of interventions, and the optimal mix of interventions.
WHO/OSD WHO Department of Organization of Health Services Provision. Our mission is to support an environment in which WHO Member States strengthen the scientific and ethical foundation of health policies and strategies and improve the performance of their health systems functions so that they respond better to the needs of their citizens by promoting equity, quality, efficiency and the active involvement of civil society.
WHO/GPE Discussion papers WHO Global Programme of Evidence for Policy Discussion Paper Series
 

WHO Regional Office Resources

AFRO Country Profiles Country Health Profiles from the World Health Organization, Regional Office for Africa (AFRO).
EMRO Country Profiles Country profiles from the World Health Organization, Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean (EMRO). Demographic, sociodemographic, budgetary resources, human and material resources, primary health care coverage, health status, and selected morbidity indicators as well as contact information.
EURO Evidence Country profiles, European Health Report, links to headquarters.
PAHO Country Profiles Country profiles from the World Health Organization, Regional Office for the Americas (PAHO/AMRO)
SEARO CHS SEARO Department of Health Systems and Community Health
SEAR Health 1994-97 Health Situation in the South-East Asia Region, 1994-1997. From SEARO, inter-country comparative health situations, country reported data for basic health and health-related indicators, and regional data.
WPRO Country Information Country Health Profiles from the World Health Organization, Western Pacific Region (WPRO)

 

Other links of interest

AHPSR Alliance for health policy and systems research. An initiative of the Global Forum for Health Research with the collaboration of the WHO. The aim of the Alliance is to contribute to health development and the efficiency and equity of health systems through research on and for policy, with the objectives to:
  • promote capacity for health policy and systems research (HPSR) on national and international issues
  • help develop the information for policy decisions in the health sector and other sectors influencing health
  • stimulate the generation of knowledge which facilitates policy analysis and improves understanding of health systems and policy process
  • strengthen international research collaboration, information exchange and shared learning among countries
  • identify influences on health systems which operate at the global level and promote appropriate research.
DFID HSRC The DFID HSRC provides technical assistance and information to the British Government's Department for International Development and its partners in support of pro-poor health policies, financing, systems strengthening and services. They maintain a page devoted to the WHR 2000 and surrounding discussions.
European Observatory on Health Care Systems The European Observatory on Health Care Systems supports and promotes evidence-based health policy-making through comprehensive and rigorous analysis of the dynamics of health care systems in Europe.
FIOCRUZ The Health Information Department of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation created this site to stimulate the scientific debate around health systems performance assessment issue through the exchange of published and unpublished documents which could be used to further discuss the WHO proposal.
LAC Health Accounts This website, jointly sponsored by the World Bank, IADB, USAID, and PAHO, is designed to provide users with up-to-date information about how to collect, analyse and interpret information about public and private spending on health services in Latin America and the Caribbean.
LACHSR The Latin America and Caribbean Regional Health Sector Reform Initiative. Partners in the initiative are: USAID, PAHO, Partnerships for Health Reform, Family Planning Management Development, Data for Decision Making (DDM) at the Harvard School of Public Health.

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