Titlebook: Global Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance; David V. McQueen,Pekka Puska Book 2003 Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York 2003 Diabet

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The WHO Stepwise Approach to Surveillance (Steps) of Non-Communicable Disease Risk Factors, disease caused by NCDs is increasing rapidly. If the current rapid increase in NCDs is left uncontrolled there will be significant social, economic, and health consequences for these populations which, in turn, will threaten to overwhelm already stretched health services. The most cost-effective ap

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Partnerships, Strategies, and Alliances for Global Surveillance,fra-structure and content must be addressed at each level. Insofar as surveillance is concerned with continuous monitoring of risk factors that feeds into public health action, infra-structure and content are inseparable. These issues are not solely technical questions about information science or e

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Surveillance Systems and Data Analysis: Continuously Collected Behavioural Data,sexual practices to reduce the threat of HIV infection, or physical activity and nutrition campaigns to reduce the number of people who are overweight). The need for a surveillance system to monitor and track changes at this level is clear. In this chapter I discuss how data analysis should contribu

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Comparison of Surveillance Data on Metropolitan and Rural Health, is deficient, and better information systems are needed to inform the process (.). With the possible exception of the United States, national health authorities have not completely accepted the value of population-based surveillance systems that would better inform their decision making and allow t

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Did They Use It?, threats or scourges to whole populations. Likewise, the future health of communities will depend on a similar population perspective that has come to be described as public health. As past successes achieved by public health practitioners depended largely on surveillance systems based on in-patient