Community-based health interventions (CBHIs) have been shown to promote health more effectively when tailored to sociocultural aspects linked to health perception, for instance ...
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Community-based health interventions (CBHIs) have been shown to promote health more effectively when tailored to sociocultural aspects linked to health perception, for instance ...
Professor Martin Rusnak, Department of Public Health of the Trnava University, SUNI-SEA ‘Work Package 3 (Global NCD Instruments)’ leader, was awarded a gold medal from the the Slovak Society of Epidemiology and ...
As part of SUNI-SEA project which aims to reduce NCDs burden in the community, income generation activities (IGA) were included as part of the wider project activity to increase household income ...
Employees and students of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Social Work of the Trnava University, who participate in the international project SUNI-SEA (Scaling-up NCD Interventions in South-East Asia), ...
During the first quarter of this year, despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, we managed to achieve a few important ...
The human cost of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is high with the World Health Organization (WHO) attributing over 71% of the annual global deaths to NCDs. The burden ...
In late 2020, a SUNI-SEA project kick-off workshop was organised among local stakeholders in Ninh Binh province in the north of Vietnam, to introduce the project interventions ...
Our researchers conducted a study to identify the effective core health-components, and contextual factors and programme elements of ...
Meningkatkan Pencegahan dan Pengendalian Diabetes dan Hipertensi di Indonesia, Myanmar, dan Vietnam
In the first year, the project analysed the situation in each location. We made an inventory of what is happening in each country in NCD prevention and control and compared this with findings in the literature of what is effective and what is cost-effective. We drew lessons learned from each country and made an inventory of strong and weak points. Based on the findings we produced recommendations for the implementation of community-based and primary healthcare activities in the prospective phase of SUNI-SEA.