Our researchers conducted a study to identify the effective core health-components, and contextual factors and programme elements of ...
Scaling-up NCD Interventions in South-East Asia (SUNI-SEA)
Through evidence-based research in Indonesia, Myanmar and Vietnam, SUNI-SEA will help inform countries how to effectively scale up strategies to tackle non-communicable diseases.
Latest findings
from retrospective phase
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SUNI-SEA scientific posters
SUNI-SEA researchers had developed four posters to showcase the project with concise rationale, research questions, methodology and updates from the reseach implementation in Southeast Asia. They were presented in a poster competition at the GACD Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) 2020.
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10 key takeaways from SUNI-SEA retrospective study
In the first year of the project, SUNI-SEA researchers investigated what is currently taking place in the country, what is effective and what is cost-effective. This is a summary of key lessons learnt from our retrospective study.
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NCD Interventions
Will synergies between community-based activities and primary health care services enhance impact on health?
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During the retrospective phase, we conducted an ecological study aiming to describe the burden of hypertension (HT) and diabetes mellitus type 2 in Vietnam. Read the findings at www.suni-sea.org/en/news/study-vietnam-primary-health-care-strengthening-help-reducing-ncds-risks/
To understand the epidemiological burden of NCDs in South East Asia, the SUNI-SEA project plans to continue similar analysis in Myanmar and Indonesia and to compare studies results among those countries.
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The ecological study conducted during SUNI-SEA retrospective phase aimed to describe the burden of hypertension (HT) and diabetes mellitus type 2 in Vietnam...