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. 2015 Sep 16;6(1):010507. doi: 10.7189/jogh.06.010507

Table 7.

Distribution of identified studies by geographic context and countries where the research priority setting exercises have been initiated and research priority areas addressed

Geographical area Number % Technical areas Number %
Global
35
21
Non–communicable disease
29
18
High income countries
82
50
Child and adolescent health
28
17
Low middle income countries
47
28
Mental health
16
10
Humanitarian settings
1
<1
Infectious disease
14
8
TOTAL
165
100
Nursing/Midwifery
13
8
National level


Public health in general
10
6
Australia
15
15
Policy and health system
8
5
Brazil
1
1
Occupational health/therapy
6
4
Canada
11
11
Reproductive health/women's health
6
4
Colombia
1
1
Skin disease
5
3
Chile
1
1
Emergency care
3
2
Cuba
1
1
Environmental health
3
2
Hong Kong
2
2
Disability
3
2
India
1
1
Child development potential
2
1
Iran
2
2
Injury prevention
2
1
Ireland
3
3
Maternal and perinatal health
2
1
Italy
1
1
Pharmaceuticals
2
1
Malaysia
1
1
Microbial Forensics
2
1
Nepal
1
1
Behavioural science
1
1
The Netherlands
1
1
Diagnostic accuracy
1
1
Nigeria
1
1
Tuberculosis
1
1
Peru
1
1
Medical science
1
1
Portugal
2
2
Neurological
1
1
South Africa
3
3
Nutrition
1
1
Saudi Arabia
1
1
Surgical
1
1
Spain
3
3
Surveillance system
1
1
United Republic of Tanzania
2
2
Water and sanitation
1
1
United Kingdom
26
27
Primary health care–related disease
1
1
United States of America
16
16
Others
1
1
TOTAL 97 100 TOTAL 165 100