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Table of contents Message from the Director-General Acknowledgments Executive Summary Chapter 1: Learning To Improve Health Chapter 2: Towards A Scientific Basis For Health Systems Chapter 3: Strengthening Health Research Systems Chapter 4: Linking Research To Action Chapter 5: Recommendations And Action Plan Glossary Of Terms Information Sources Sources for interesting numbers Abbreviations Tables Figures Boxes Report contributors

• 1.1 Under-5 mortality rates by income groups of countries
• 1.2 Under-5 mortality rates by socioeconomic quintile of the household for selected countries
• 1.3 Maternal mortality per 100,000 live births
• 1.4 Health research can save lives
• 1.5 Actual and preventable under-5 deaths by country profiles for 42 countries with 90% of under-5 deaths, 2000
• 1.6 Mortality attributable to 20 leading risk factors, 2001
• 1.7 Linkages between functions and goals of health systems
• 1.8 Linkages between functions and goals of health research systems
• 1.9 Linkages between the health, health research and research systems and the broader macro-environment
• 1.10 Triangle that moves the mountain
• 1.11 Membership of WHO expert advisory panels by gender, 1996–2002
• 1.12 Number of authors from regions and countries publishing or co-publishing papers on chronic diseases or their major risk factors, 1990–1993 and 2000–2003
• 1.13 Articles indexed in PubMed, 1950–1999
• 1.14 Global Internet access, 2002
• 1.15 Value and impact of systematic reviews
• 1.16 Number and proportion of systematic reviews in developed and developing countries
• 2.1 Relationship between mortality and health workforce
• 2.2 Health workforce by region
• 3.1 Proportion of scientific publications addressing health topics from different regions in the world, 2001
• 3.2 A view of strategic research
• 3.3 Key stakeholders within Malaysia’s national health research system
• 3.4 Perspectives on research priority setting processes
• 3.5a Percentage of researchers by types of science and technology personnel in selected Latin American countries
• 3.5b Proportion of women within each class of science and technology personnel in selected Latin American countries
• 3.5c Percentage of researchers by sector of employment in selected Latin American countries compared to the USA
• 3.5d Percentage of science and technology personnel by field of science in selected Latin American countries
• 3.6 Collaboration in health research production for WHO Regions, 2001
• 3.7 Publications in journals addressing health topics by field, 1992–2001
• 3.8 Analysis of systematic reviews for selected health interventions
• 3.9 Bona Simanjuntak gives a Wi-Fi demonstration to students in Jakarta, Indonesia
• 4.1 Research to policy and practice pathway
• 4.2 Experience matters: links between mortality rate and volume of surgical procedures
• 4.3 Simple solutions: treating diarrhoea in Bangladesh

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