The Indonesia team has successfully completed another milestone for the SUNI-SEA project with the completion of a midline survey from 10– 24 August. The survey was conducted in the intervention and control sites, in four selected areas of Kediri, Batang, Jember, and Solo ...
Meningkatkan Intervensi PTM di Asia Tenggara / Scalling-up NCD Interventions in South-East Asia (SUNI-SEA)
Melalui penelitian berbasis bukti di Indonesia, Myanmar dan Vietnam, SUNI-SEA akan membantu menginformasikan bagaimana meningkatkan strategi untuk mengatasi penyakit tidak menular secara efektif.
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A group of experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) Office in Vietnam had a working session last week in Ho Chi Minh City. The forum discussed the Integrated treatment of NCDs at wards and communes' health stations, and emphasised that the public health system should focus its resources on the two most common diseases including hypertension and diabetes.![]()
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WHO supports HCMC in non-communicable disease care
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According to experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), the most effective and practical way to the implementation of palliative care and management of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is to re...