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What new knowledge would help policymakers better balance investments for optimal health outcomes?
David Kindig1, Patricia Day, Daniel M Fox
1Department of Population Health Sciences, University of Wisconsin Medical School, Madison 53726-2397, USA.
Objective:
Review the limitations in cross-sectoral health outcomes research and suggest a future research agenda. DATA SOURCES, STUDY DESIGN, DATA COLLECTION: Literature review and workshop discussion.
Principal Findings:
The research evidence that would aid public and private policy makers in answering the question the title poses is quite limited.
Conclusions:
Much more evidence from diverse disciplines is needed, and key areas are suggested. Criteria for progress by 2010 are proposed.
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