Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action
In order to address the large and growing non-communicable disease (NCD) burden, Bangladesh’s public health system needs to change and innovate. It needs to transition from a system designed for infectious disease and mother & child health to an integrated care system with focus on primary healt...
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okr-10986-331762021-05-25T09:31:47Z Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action World Bank DISEASE CONTROL HYPERTENSION TYPE-2 DIABETES NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES HEALTHCARE SYSTEM In order to address the large and growing non-communicable disease (NCD) burden, Bangladesh’s public health system needs to change and innovate. It needs to transition from a system designed for infectious disease and mother & child health to an integrated care system with focus on primary health care, out-patient and chronic care, as well as community health promotion. This report presents findings from an NCD cascade analysis, using hypertension as a tracer condition as well as type-2 diabetes, in order to determine the continuum of care for chronic NCDs in Bangladesh. The cascade findings are embedded in a review of the country’s policy and health care delivery environment for NCDs and a benchmarking assessment against similar economies and regional comparator countries. The report also presents promising practices and models of NCD and chronic care in Bangladesh and elsewhere. Based on the evidence reviewed and analyses conducted, the report provides recommendations for different aspects of NCD policy and programming. These are meant to provide input into the dialogue on how to improve NCD integrated care and outcomes in Bangladesh. The support is provided within the World Bank’s assistance to countries to strengthen NCD care through data-driven resource allocation and decision-making. 2020-01-14T19:12:25Z 2020-01-14T19:12:25Z 2019-06 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/914751528271293762/Hypertension-and-Type-2-Diabetes-in-Bangladesh-Continuum-of-Care-Assessment-and-Opportunities-for-Action http://hdl.handle.net/10986/33176 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Health Study South Asia Bangladesh |
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In order to address the large and growing non-communicable disease (NCD) burden, Bangladesh’s public health system needs to change and innovate. It needs to transition from a system designed for infectious disease and mother & child health to an integrated care system with focus on primary health care, out-patient and chronic care, as well as community health promotion.
This report presents findings from an NCD cascade analysis, using hypertension as a tracer condition as well as type-2 diabetes, in order to determine the continuum of care for chronic NCDs in Bangladesh. The cascade findings are embedded in a review of the country’s policy and health care delivery environment for NCDs and a benchmarking assessment against similar economies and regional comparator countries. The report also presents promising practices and models of NCD and chronic care in Bangladesh and elsewhere. Based on the evidence reviewed and analyses conducted, the report provides recommendations for different aspects of NCD policy and programming. These are meant to provide input into the dialogue on how to improve NCD integrated care and outcomes in Bangladesh. The support is provided within the World Bank’s assistance to countries to strengthen NCD care through data-driven resource allocation and decision-making. |
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Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action |
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Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action |
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Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action |
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Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action |
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Hypertension and Type-2 Diabetes in Bangladesh : Continuum of Care Assessment and Opportunities for Action |
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hypertension and type-2 diabetes in bangladesh : continuum of care assessment and opportunities for action |
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