Toolkit for assessing health-system capacity for crisis management
World Health Organization 2012 Part 1. User manual
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Continue reading →Edited by Scott L. Greer Matthias Wismar Josep Figueras 2016 Health is a political choice, and both good health governance and good governance for health require governments to continuously make important and sometimes difficult choices, choices that may have consequences on access to health services, the quality of health care and on financial hardship for those using the services.
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Continue reading →World Health Organization 2013 The third leading risk for burden of disease in Europe is alcohol use, and alcohol consumption is almost double the global average. The European Region was the first WHO region to adopt a policy instrument for Member States in 1992, and most recently, an action plan for the implementation of the global strategy to […]
Continue reading →By Bettina Rickert, Margriet Samwel, Enkhtsetseg Shinee, František Kožíšek and Oliver Schmoll 2016 Results of a survey conducted under the Protocol on Water and Health
Continue reading →Editors: Alex Mathieson, Leda Nemer 2010 At the Fourth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health, held in June 2004 in Budapest, Hungary, Member States of the WHO European Region made a commitment to implementing national-level actions to ensure a better future for the children of the WHO European Region by means of the Children’s Environment and Health […]
Continue reading →Edited by: Candace Currie Cara Zanotti Antony Morgan Dorothy Currie 2012 The Health Behaviour of School-aged Children (HBSC) study provides key insights into the health-related behaviours of young people. Its unique methodology has facilitated engagement with hundreds of thousands of young people in many parts of the world since its inception in 1983, building a data base […]
Continue reading →World Health Organization 2018 The adoption of the European strategy, Investing in children: the child and adolescent health strategy 2015–2020, by the WHO Regional Committee for Europe in 2014 was a step toward providing guidance to countries on how to address and prioritize health issues in Europe. Wisely, countries requested to be updated on progress. With this report, […]
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