Organising health research systems as a key to improving health: the World Health Report 2013 and how to make further progress

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Stephen R Hanney
Miguel A González-Block
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[1] Brunel University,Health Economics Research Group, Kingston Lane
[2] National Institute of Public Health,Center for Health Systems Research
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The World Health Report 2013 provides a major boost to the health research community and, in particular, to those who believe that health research will make its greatest impact on improving health when it is organised through a systems approach. The World Health Report 2013, Research for Universal Health Coverage, starts with three key messages. Firstly, that universal health coverage, with full access to high-quality services, needs research evidence if it is to be achieved; second, all nations should conduct and use research; and finally, the report states that systems are needed to develop national research agendas, to raise funds, to strengthen research capacity, and to make effective use of research findings. Each of these themes is elaborated in the report and supported by extensive references.
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