Our project came to a successful close in June 2023, marking the end of a remarkable four-and-a-half-year journey. Throughout this time, we’ve gathered valuable insights and produced numerous publications, policy briefs, and videos, all aimed at sharing our knowledge about SUNI-SEA. In this final edition of the SUNI-SEA newsletter, we take pride in presenting the...
Resources Tag: <span>Myanmar</span>
SUNI-SEA white paper: Concepts and frameworks for management and research in community-based healthcare
The purpose of this white paper is to share the tools we applied in the SUNI-SEA research project with the research community and the health sector, and to share lessons learned from using the concept and frameworks. Other programmes, projects, and research in community-based healthcare can benefit from these tools. Click here to download the...
Creating synergy, creating changes
This video narrates the SUNI-SEA project from start to finish. It tells the story of people who have faced challenges on health issues, especially hypertension and diabetes, and what different stakeholders feel about the community-based interventions and various initiatives brought by the SUNI-SEA team in each country. The video presents the key findings, gaps and...
SUNI-SEA work package reports
SUNI-SEA consortium members produced a series of three reports documenting experiences and lesson learn, providing a comprehensive overview of the SUNI-SEA research project. Experiences with Scaling-up Prevention and Screening of NCDs (Download) Cost-effectiveness (Download) Guidelines and training (Download)
SUNI-SEA NCD self-care application: Recommendations for intervention strategies
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) pose a significant public health challenge, requiring innovative solutions and concerted efforts from all sectors of society. The SUNI-SEA NCD self-care application, developed by HelpAge International Myanmar under the SUNI-SEA project, presents an opportunity to address this challenge. The application allows individuals to self-assess their risks for hypertension, diabetes, and mental health...