Implementation of the WHO Strategy for Prevention and Control of Chronic Respiratory Diseases

Recognizing that the noncommunicable disease burden can be significantly reduced through large-scale 43 health promotion and disease prevention interventions, in combination

The purpose of this document is to provide infection control guidance to help prevent the transmission of acute infectious respiratory diseases during health care, with emphasis

(experimental or observational study or systematic review), subject population (patients of all ages who were at higher risk of severe or complicated illness as a result of

A number of regional meetings and workshops were organized during 1992 as follows: a workshop on the provision of operational support to countries in the Region (Brazzaville, March);

The following are examples of other regional activities: a regional meeting, in Cyprus in April 1991, on blood safety and the development of blood transfusion services; a

A number of regional meetings and workshops were organized during 1992 as follows: a workshop on the provision of operational support to countries in the Region (Brazzaville, March);

regions (Figure 9).. In addition to the set of questions on integrated NCD policies, strategies or action plans, countries were also asked about topic-specific plans they had

Across all WHO regions, the majority of countries reported having an operational policy, strategy or action plan for each of the leading NCDs and their associated risk factors,