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ContentsContents009 ForewordPramilla Senanayake011 IntroductionStephen A Matlinaccess to health020 Strengthening health systems towards better health outcomesChen Zhu024 Recent trends in research on health equityDavidson R Gwatkin028 Understanding health service access: concepts and experienceLucy Gilson and Helen Schneider034 Combining health and social protection measures to reach the ultra poor:experiences of BRAC Syed Masud Ahmed040 Mandatory clinical trial registration: rebuilding public trust in medical researchTrudo Lemmens and Ron A Bouchard047 Open access to research protocols and results: intellectual property and the rightto health Rodrigo A Salinasmoting healt050 A social determinants approach to health equitySharon Friel, Ruth Bell, Tanja AJ Houweling and Sebastian Taylor054 Making human rights work for the public’s health: equity and accessLeslie London059 Inequality, marginalization and poor healthLenore Manderson062 Discrimination as a barrier to accessing mental health careGraham Thornicroft067 The diverse pathways from globalization to healthMaud MTE Huynen, Pim Martens and Henk BM HilderinkInnovation076 Towards the development of a Health Innovation Strategy for South AfricaGlaudina Loots084 Using the power of intellectual property to strengthen equitable accessAnatole Krattiger088 Financing of vaccine R&D – gaps and opportunities for innovationPaul Wilson and Robert HechtGlobal Forum Update on Research for Health Volume 4 ✜ 005
Contents096 Child immunization: accelerating equitable access through innovative financingAlan R Gillespie100 Being healthy: the role of researchAndrew Y Kitua104 The role of Knowledge Translation in bridging the “know-do gap”Ariel Pablos-Méndez and Ramesh ShademaniResearch resources110 Research impact on equitable access in health: the Cuban experienceGustavo Kourí, María G Guzmán, José Luis Pelegrino, Alicia Reyes, Luis Estruchand Niviola CabreraAddressing global challenges118 Nursing research: meeting today’s health challenges – perspectives from theInternational Council of Nurses Judith A Oulton and Patricia Caldwell123 The need to develop research capacityMary Ann D Lansang and Rodolfo J Dennis128 Partnerships offer promise in developing systemic methods of male fertilityregulation Kirsten M Vogelsong, Henry L Gabelnick and Eberhard Nieschlag132 A new landscape of partnershipsStefanie Meredith and Elizabeth Ziemba Health research institutions and g137 Capacity strengthening for global health researchGunvanti Goding, Michael Chew and Jimmy Whitworth140 Partnership dynamics, issues and challengesMary Moran, Anne-Laure Ropars and Javier GuzmanDecision-making148 Delivering evidence to inform health system strengthening: the role ofsystematic reviews Sara Bennett151 Equitable access: good intentions are not enoughRobert Wells and Judith Whitworthsearch systems154 Using evidence for policy-making in healthTikki Pang160 Towards evidence-informed policy-making in human resources for health:the state of research Manuel M Dayrit, Mario Roberto Dal Poz, Hugo Mercerand Carmen Dolea163 Inequities in health status: findings from the 2001 Global Burden of Diseasestudy Alan Lopez and Colin Mathers176 The potentials of involving communities in health researchSelemani S MbuyitaGlobal Forum Update on Research for Health Volume 4 ✜ 007
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