Against a background of rising concern regionally
and globally about noncommunicable diseases
(NCD), in 2006 the Directing Council of the
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) approved
a comprehensive regional strategy for the
prevention and control of chronic NCD [1]. The
resolution urges member states to implement integrated
policies and plans, guided by the regional
strategy, and requests the director of PAHO to
strengthen country capacity to implement comprehensive,
multisector approaches, and to strengthen
or establish new partnerships as necessary. This
strategy has 4 main lines of action––policy and
advocacy, surveillance, health promotion and disease
prevention, and improving integrated management
of chronic diseases and risk factors––and is
coherent with the World Health Organization
(WHO) global plan for prevention and control of
NCD.
Against a background of rising concern regionally
and globally about noncommunicable diseases
(NCD), in 2006 the Directing Council of the
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) approved
a comprehensive regional strategy for the
prevention and control of chronic NCD [1]. The
resolution urges member states to implement integrated
policies and plans, guided by the regional
strategy, and requests the director of PAHO to
strengthen country capacity to implement comprehensive,
multisector approaches, and to strengthen
or establish new partnerships as necessary. This
strategy has 4 main lines of action––policy and
advocacy, surveillance, health promotion and disease
prevention, and improving integrated management
of chronic diseases and risk factors––and is
coherent with the World Health Organization
(WHO) global plan for prevention and control of
NCD.
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