Reports
WHO Steps Chronic Disease Risk Factor Surveillance
Author: American University of Beirut
Source: AUB
Source: AUB
The study was conducted in response to the growing need for country-level trends in chronic disease risk factors. Findings are addressed to a highly diversified audience, including researchers, policy makers, and program planners.
Using adapted standardized questions and protocols, the study followed the WHO STEPwise approach to surveillance of non-communicable disease risk factors...
Using adapted standardized questions and protocols, the study followed the WHO STEPwise approach to surveillance of non-communicable disease risk factors...
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