Part I Four Perspectives On Priority-setting In Global Health -- Introduction -- A Developing Country Perspective -- Priorities At The Bedside: Experiences Of Catastrophic Health Expenditures In Ethiopia -- What Really Sets Priorities? Method, Context And Perspective From 150 Years Of Priority-setting -- Part Ii Four Systematic Approaches To Priority-setting -- Cost-effectiveness Analysis -- Extended Cost-effectiveness Analysis -- Benefit-cost Analysis -- Social Welfare Functions -- Part Iii Distributional Concerns -- Why Health-related Inequalities Matter And Which Ones Do -- Inequality In Survival -- Incorporating Distributional Concerns Into Practical Tools For Priority-setting -- Part Iv Reconceptualizing Outcomes -- The Case For Valuing Non-health And Indirect Benefits -- Discounting Future Health -- Age And The Disvalue Of Death -- Part V Process And Practice -- Building Institutions For Priority-setting: Recommendations From A Center For Global Development Working Group -- The Role Of Public Engagement In Priority-setting -- Setting Priorities In The Pursuit Of Universal Health Coverage -- Part Vi Conclusion -- The Future Of Priority-setting In Global Health -- Index. Edited By Ole F. Norheim, Ezekiel J. Emanuel, And Joseph Millum; Associate Editors, Dean T. Jamison [and Four Others]. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.