Member states and PAHO should also make
a concerted effort to build competencies for
comprehensive, integrated prevention and control
of NCD, including multistakeholder engagement
with a strengthened stewardship role of ministries
of health. Member states should continue
to scale up access to medicines and quality
health services for screening (making full use
of TRIPS flexibilities), early detection, and control
of NCD, including patient self-care. A critical
issue is to continue to invest in
strengthening surveillance and vital registration
systems to improve the quality and timeliness
of information to guide planning and evaluation,
especially risk-factor information, and using novel
approaches and technologies (e.g., use of
telephone/cell phone surveys). There are now a
range of successful initiatives in the region,
and technical cooperation between countries on
successful practices and sharing of experiences
should be actively pursued. PAHO should facilitate
and support such sharing, including the
CARMEN Network and electronic platforms.
PAHO and member states should continue
strengthening national and subregional intersectoral
efforts, partnerships, and alliances as a
key cross-cutting strategy, including engaging
the private sector and civil society.
Finally, PAHO should strengthen efforts to
support member states to review and strengthen
their legislation and norms for addressing NCD
and tobacco control, including implementation of
WHO guidelines on marketing foods and nonalcoholic
beverages to children as approved at the 63rd
World Health Assembly [20].
Member states and PAHO should also make
a concerted effort to build competencies for
comprehensive, integrated prevention and control
of NCD, including multistakeholder engagement
with a strengthened stewardship role of ministries
of health. Member states should continue
to scale up access to medicines and quality
health services for screening (making full use
of TRIPS flexibilities), early detection, and control
of NCD, including patient self-care. A critical
issue is to continue to invest in
strengthening surveillance and vital registration
systems to improve the quality and timeliness
of information to guide planning and evaluation,
especially risk-factor information, and using novel
approaches and technologies (e.g., use of
telephone/cell phone surveys). There are now a
range of successful initiatives in the region,
and technical cooperation between countries on
successful practices and sharing of experiences
should be actively pursued. PAHO should facilitate
and support such sharing, including the
CARMEN Network and electronic platforms.
PAHO and member states should continue
strengthening national and subregional intersectoral
efforts, partnerships, and alliances as a
key cross-cutting strategy, including engaging
the private sector and civil society.
Finally, PAHO should strengthen efforts to
support member states to review and strengthen
their legislation and norms for addressing NCD
and tobacco control, including implementation of
WHO guidelines on marketing foods and nonalcoholic
beverages to children as approved at the 63rd
World Health Assembly [20].
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