Table of Contents
| Cover | |
| Contents page | |
Editorial
| Can there really be a ‘science’ of health systems? Finding how to capture and learn from existing knowledge is a first step | |
| H Kikaya | 2 |
| Bridging the divides in health systems intervention and reform | |
| D Basu | 3 |
Correspondence
| Stress in humanitarian workers: The case of the UNHCR office in Senegal | |
| A S Mohamed, S A DIA, N B Dieng, M Ndiaye | 4-5 |
Articles
| Health-technology assessment: Its role in strengthening health systems in developing countries | |
| D Mueller, D Tivey, D Croce | 6-11 |
| Training needs for primary healthcare clinics in National Health Insurance pilot districts | |
| E Holland, D Olivier, C Louwrens | 12-17 |
| Progress of the municipal ward-based primary healthcare outreach teams in Vhembe, Limpopo Province | |
| P Sodo, A Bosman | 18-22 |
Public health
| Public health biostatistics notebook | |
| B V Girdler-Brown | 23 |
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