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Part 1: Defining health statistics: context, history, and organization; 1: Defining health statistics and their scope; 2: Health statistics in historical perspective; 3: The health statistics enterprise; Part 2: Collecting and compiling health statistics; 4: Health statistics from notifications, registration systems, and registries; 5: Health surveys: a resource to inform health policy and practice; 6: Administrative health data; 7: Health statistics from nonhealth sources; 8: Standards and their use in health statistics; 9: Linking and combining data to develop statistics for understanding the population’s health; Part 3: Using health statistics; 10: Health statistics and knowledge creation; 11: Why truth matters: the role of health statistics in health policy; 12: Health statistics in public health practice; Part 4: Identifying current and forthcoming issues in health statistics; 13: Population health monitoring; 14: Privacy, confidentiality, and health statistics; 15: New technologies and health statistics; 16: Modeling health: the role of simulation models in health information systems; Part 5: Transforming health statistics through new conceptual frameworks; 17: Recent developments in health information: an international perspective; 18: From health statistics to health information systems: a new path for the 21st Century; 19: Population health: new paradigms and implications for health information systems; 20: The national health information infrastructure; 21: Summing up: towards a 21st Century vision for health statistics

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