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Workshop on the evaluation of scale-up of health systems interventions: what and how? Lessons for scale-up projects

October 08, 2020

Published in News, Events

Two GACD funded projects supported in the 2018 GACD Scale Up Call are leading a workshop event at the upcoming World Congress on Public Health 2020 (12-16 October).

The two projects SCUBY and SUNI-SEA are investigating scale up of diabetes and hypertension care and scaling up NCD interventions in South-East Asia, respectively.

14 October 2020

  • Venue: Room 1

  • Track G: Health Workforce Training and Capacity Development

  • Host: Julius Global Health, UMC Utrecht, The Netherlands

  • Link: https://wcph2020.com/

Programme details

  • Chair: Dr. Kerstin Klipstein-Grobusch, UMC Utrecht, The Netherlands

  • Co-chair: Dr. Josefien van Olmen, ITM, Antwerp, Belgium

  • Moderator: Dr. Daniel Boateng, UMC Utrecht, The Netherlands

Background

Non-communicable diseases (NCD) are a major challenge for health systems across the globe. Although effective interventions for prevention, detection and control exist, these do not reach all people in need, especially the poor and most vulnerable. Scale-up strategies are developed to increase universal access to those interventions, addressing demand-side and supply-side barriers and to facilitate integration in the health system. While there are useful frameworks to conceptualise and operationalise scale-up of NCD interventions, there is a knowledge gap on what and how to evaluate.

Further information: https://wcph2020.com/

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