For the 2009 report, As with previous issues, the report is divided into 3 parts. Part one Health Indicators examines several dimensions of the health care system: 1. Health service delivery 2. Human resources for health 3. Health information systems 4. Medical equipments and technologies 5. Health financing 6. Access and coverage 7. Quality and safety 8. Health equity 9. Social and financial risk protection 10. Efficiency

Part two considers Ten Health Issues. The first issue is the political conflicts that have adversely impacted on the health of the people in recent years. The second is the reemergence of narcotic drugs; the third is the fuel price crisis and its impacts on the poor; the fourth is Thais at risk of depression and suicide; the fifth is the government’s introduction of compulsory licensing, resulting in improved access to drugs among Thai people; the sixth is sexual harassment in educational institutions; the seventh is melamine in milk; the eighth is the fate of migrant workers from neighbouring countries in Thailand; the ninth is AIDS and Thai youth; and the tenth issue is the National Health Assembly, which will become an important means for advancing social health.  Part three of the report is a special article discussing the many hidden dimensions of violence in Thai social and cultural structures.