6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
The WHO High Level Independent Committee has proposed six recommendations to address the spread of the NCDs, according to a recent online report in The Lancet.
According to the Committee, States are not on track to achieve the goal of sustainable development of non-communicable diseases: reducing premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases and diabetes) by a third by 2030, Of early noncommunicable diseases and the promotion of mental health. For this reason, the Committee urges Governments and Heads of State to take bold action to achieve the goal.
The report contains 6 recommendations:
(1)
Increased political leadership and responsibility from Heads of State and Government.
(2)
Prioritize and expand a specific set of priorities within the chronic disease and mental health agenda.
(3)
Identify differences within existing chronic care platforms; and 4 increase government regulation and cooperation with the private sector and civil society.
(5)
Increase funding for programs dealing with chronic diseases.
(6)
Improved accountability to ensure that the commitments of governments and the private sector are met.
"The challenge is not only to obtain political support, but also to ensure implementation, whether through legislation, standard setting or investment, and there is no excuse for inaction because we have evidence-based solutions," the researchers said.6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
The WHO High Level Independent Committee has proposed six recommendations to address the spread of the NCDs, according to a recent online report in The Lancet.
According to the Committee, States are not on track to achieve the goal of sustainable development of non-communicable diseases: reducing premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases and diabetes) by a third by 2030, Of early noncommunicable diseases and the promotion of mental health. For this reason, the Committee urges Governments and Heads of State to take bold action to achieve the goal.
The report contains 6 recommendations:
(1)
Increased political leadership and responsibility from Heads of State and Government.
(2)
Prioritize and expand a specific set of priorities within the chronic disease and mental health agenda.
(3)
Identify differences within existing chronic care platforms; and 4 increase government regulation and cooperation with the private sector and civil society.
(5)
Increase funding for programs dealing with chronic diseases.
(6)
Improved accountability to ensure that the commitments of governments and the private sector are met.
"The challenge is not only to obtain political support, but also to ensure implementation, whether through legislation, standard setting or investment, and there is no excuse for inaction because we have evidence-based solutions," the researchers said.6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
The WHO High Level Independent Committee has proposed six recommendations to address the spread of the NCDs, according to a recent online report in The Lancet.
According to the Committee, States are not on track to achieve the goal of sustainable development of non-communicable diseases: reducing premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases and diabetes) by a third by 2030, Of early noncommunicable diseases and the promotion of mental health. For this reason, the Committee urges Governments and Heads of State to take bold action to achieve the goal.
The report contains 6 recommendations:
(1)
Increased political leadership and responsibility from Heads of State and Government.
(2)
Prioritize and expand a specific set of priorities within the chronic disease and mental health agenda.
(3)
Identify differences within existing chronic care platforms; and 4 increase government regulation and cooperation with the private sector and civil society.
(5)
Increase funding for programs dealing with chronic diseases.
(6)
Improved accountability to ensure that the commitments of governments and the private sector are met.
"The challenge is not only to obtain political support, but also to ensure implementation, whether through legislation, standard setting or investment, and there is no excuse for inaction because we have evidence-based solutions," the researchers said.6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
The WHO High Level Independent Committee has proposed six recommendations to address the spread of the NCDs, according to a recent online report in The Lancet.
According to the Committee, States are not on track to achieve the goal of sustainable development of non-communicable diseases: reducing premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases and diabetes) by a third by 2030, Of early noncommunicable diseases and the promotion of mental health. For this reason, the Committee urges Governments and Heads of State to take bold action to achieve the goal.
The report contains 6 recommendations:
(1)
Increased political leadership and responsibility from Heads of State and Government.
(2)
Prioritize and expand a specific set of priorities within the chronic disease and mental health agenda.
(3)
Identify differences within existing chronic care platforms; and 4 increase government regulation and cooperation with the private sector and civil society.
(5)
Increase funding for programs dealing with chronic diseases.
(6)
Improved accountability to ensure that the commitments of governments and the private sector are met.
"The challenge is not only to obtain political support, but also to ensure implementation, whether through legislation, standard setting or investment, and there is no excuse for inaction because we have evidence-based solutions," the researchers said.6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
The WHO High Level Independent Committee has proposed six recommendations to address the spread of the NCDs, according to a recent online report in The Lancet.
According to the Committee, States are not on track to achieve the goal of sustainable development of non-communicable diseases: reducing premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases and diabetes) by a third by 2030, Of early noncommunicable diseases and the promotion of mental health. For this reason, the Committee urges Governments and Heads of State to take bold action to achieve the goal.
The report contains 6 recommendations:
(1)
Increased political leadership and responsibility from Heads of State and Government.
(2)
Prioritize and expand a specific set of priorities within the chronic disease and mental health agenda.
(3)
Identify differences within existing chronic care platforms; and 4 increase government regulation and cooperation with the private sector and civil society.
(5)
Increase funding for programs dealing with chronic diseases.
(6)
Improved accountability to ensure that the commitments of governments and the private sector are met.
"The challenge is not only to obtain political support, but also to ensure implementation, whether through legislation, standard setting or investment, and there is no excuse for inaction because we have evidence-based solutions," the researchers said.6 new WHO recommendations to address the spread of chronic diseases
The WHO High Level Independent Committee has proposed six recommendations to address the spread of the NCDs, according to a recent online report in The Lancet.
According to the Committee, States are not on track to achieve the goal of sustainable development of non-communicable diseases: reducing premature deaths from non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, cancers, respiratory diseases and diabetes) by a third by 2030, Of early noncommunicable diseases and the promotion of mental health. For this reason, the Committee urges Governments and Heads of State to take bold action to achieve the goal.
The report contains 6 recommendations:
(1)
Increased political leadership and responsibility from Heads of State and Government.
(2)
Prioritize and expand a specific set of priorities within the chronic disease and mental health agenda.
(3)
Identify differences within existing chronic care platforms; and 4 increase government regulation and cooperation with the private sector and civil society.
(5)
Increase funding for programs dealing with chronic diseases.
(6)
Improved accountability to ensure that the commitments of governments and the private sector are met.
"The challenge is not only to obtain political support, but also to ensure implementation, whether through legislation, standard setting or investment, and there is no excuse for inaction because we have evidence-based solutions," the researchers said.
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