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Friday, February 26, 2021

the new science should begin with hygeia

POLITES,CITIZENS,METAPOLITANS,

MATRIOTS&PATRIOTS,DEMOCRATS,

DEAR READERS,CHAIRESTHAI,

WE BEGIN THE NEW YEAR WITH AN ARTICLE CONCERNING HEALTH.
A VISION FOR HEALTH IN ACCORDANCE TO THE WRITTEN BRIEFLY IN THE eCO(h)UMENIC THEORY. 

(https://feraios.blogspot.com/search/label/ECOUMENIZATION%20THEORY )

THE OLD OLIGARCHIC PARTY SYSTEM WHICH UP TODATE IS GOVERNING THE HUMAN COMMUNITIES AND STATES  LOOKS TO THE HEALTH SECTOR AS IT DOES FOR THE POLITICAL-SCIENTIFIC ONE MEANING in a static form.

THEIR PERSPECTIVE HAS FORGOTTEN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CLASSIC MEDICINE&PHARMACEUTICALS  AS THESE WERE WRITTEN&APPLIED BY HIPPOCRATES,GALENEUS AND OTHERS AND WAS PRACTICED FOR THE LAST 20 CENTURIES FOR OUR EUROPEAN&MEDITERRANEAN WORLD BUT NOT ONLY.

THE NOWADAYS SYSTEM HAS LEFT  THE CLASSICAL BASEMENT   DURING THE LAST YEARS OF THE 20TH CENTURY AND BEING ASTONISHED BY THE NEW DISCOVERIES WITH THE TECHNOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENTS IT IS BASED TO THE PHAURMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES.THESE TOO HAVE FORGOTTEN THEIR ANCESTORS PRINCIPLES.

running too fast in technological research&trials is dangerous for our health in a living inside a harmonious en-viron-ment

THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE WESTERNs WORLD HEALTH SECTOR SHOULD BE PREVENTION.
TODAY AT LEAST IN EU ONLY 3-5% OF THE INVESTED CAPITAL TO THE HEALTH SECTOR GOES TO PREVENTION WHEN OUR PROPOSAL STANDS FOR MAX.50%. THE RESEARCH AND THERAPEUTIC SECTORS SHOULD GET THE REST.

HIPPOCRATES&OTHERS  PROPOSALS ABOUT PREVENTION   HAVE BEEN  PROVEN BY SCIENTIFIC STUDIES THAT ARE ALMOST  ACCURATE.APART FROM THAT THE NEW SCIENCE OF PREVENTION HAS ENTERED TO FIELDS OF DIET(DIAITA IN ANCIENT HELLENIC DIALECTS MEANING EVERYDAY FEEDING CUSTOMS) WHICH ARE TOTALY NEW.



GETTING FROM HIPPOCRATES THAT OUR FOOD IS OUR MEDICINE BUT ALSO OUR POISON (ΦΑΡΜΑΚΟ Κ ΦΑΡΜΑΚΙ) THE NEW SCIENTISTS USE FOOD TO TREAT THE BODY FROM ITS ILNESSES.

THE MACROBIOTA SEEMS TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE FOR OUR HEALTH (https://nautil.us/issue/30/identity/how-the-western-diet-has-derailed-our-evolution) AND THE GUTS TO BECOME THE MAIN ORGAN FOR OUR IMMUNE SYSTEM.
THE DIRECTIONS GIVEN BY THEM USE LOTS OF WATER,LESS OF OTHER LIQUIDS,MORE GREEN FOODS&DRINKS,MUCH LESS MEAT AND DAILY EXERCISE.

EXTENTION OF LIFE BY SUCH DIETS IS ALSO APPLICABLE UP TO A CERTAIN LEVEL WHICH WILL MAXIMISE OUR LIFE UP TO 140-150 WHEN TODAY REACHES 100-110.

(THAT BRINGS HECIODEs THEOGONY &THE BIBLE BUT ALSO OTHER CULTURES SCRIPTURES TO BE RIGHT FOR LONG LIVING HUMANS AT THE PAST)

WE HAVE TO ADOPT&STUDY BETTER OTHER PREVENTION METHODS WHICH COME FROM  ANCIENT PEOPLE LIKE CHINA-ACUPUNCTURE,SOUTH EAST ASIA,INDIANS OF AMERICA &AFRICAN TRADITIONS.THIS EXPERIMENTATION WILL ADD A CERTAIN VALUE TO OUR EUROPEAN&MEDITERRANEAN HEALTH SYSTEMS. 

ON THE OTHER HAND WHEN PREVENTION CANNOT PROTECT OUR LEVELS OF HEALTH THEN COMES THE MAINSTREAM HEALTH SECTOR WITH NEW APPLICATIONS WHICH ARE DEPENDING ON THE BIOGENOM OF EACH PATIENT AND THIS IS CALLED PERSONAL MEDICINE.

THE TELEMEDICINE SECTOR COMBINED WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL OFFER NEW SOLUTIONS FOR THE DOCTORS&PATIENTS BY GETTING DATA FROM PERSONAL DYNAMIC SENSORING &OTHER DEVICES,ROBOTIC ASSISTANCE AND KNOWLEDGE TO THE PARTICIPANTS FOR THE OPERATION OF THAT e-HEALTH SECTION.THIS WILL AUGMENT HOME BASED HEALTH SERVICES AND WILL DIMINISH FRAGMENTATIONS OF PATIENTS AT HOSPITALS.

THE HOSPITALS OF TOMORROW WILL CHANGE THEIR STRACTURES BY THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES.THESE COMBINED WITH HOLOGRAMS WILL PROVIDE BETTER RESULTS TO DIAGNOSTIC & OPERATIONAL LEVELS DURING SURGERIES WHICH CAN OCCUR REMOTELY.
NEW SCIENCE WHICH IS ADVISED BY OUR SIDE OFFERS OTHER APPROACHES TO THE CLASSICAL MEDICINE BY USING FORGOTEN EXPERIMENTAL SOLUTIONS WHICH OCCURED DURING THE  19-20TH CENTURY.THE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN BODY&SOCIETIES WE HAVE TODAY  COMBINED WITH INNOVATIVE MATERIALS WILL OPEN ANOTHER DOOR TO OUR MEDICAL SOLUTIONS(SPECTRUM,ENERGIES ETC) FOR THE GOOD OF THE PATIENTS.


THE PROGRESS FOR MANUFACTURING ARTIFICIAL ORGANS EITHER BY BIOMATERIALS AND OR USE OF REGENERATIVE BLASTOCELLS(STEMCELLS) WILL PROVIDE A QUICK REPAIR&RECOVERY FOR DISFUNCTIONAL ORGANS WHICH CANNOT BE FIXED BY OUR OWN CAPACITIES.
REGENERATION PROCESSES ARE ALREADY ON TH RUN IN LABORATORIES SUPPORTING MY PERSONAL PUBLIC STATEMENT AT THE EUROPARLIAMENT DURING A MEETING AT S.T.O.A THE SCIENTIFIC CONSULTANT OF THE PARLIAMENT SOME YEARS AGO, THAT AGING IS A DISEASE.


THE RUNNING CIVILISATION IS VERY BARBARIC ON ITS METHODS AND FUNCTIONALITIES.THAT IS PROVEN BY THE NOISE LEVELS CREATED INSIDE OUR CITIES WHICH ALSO AFFECTS TO THE ACOUSTIC PUBLIC HYGEIA COMBINED WITH THE ELECTROMAGNETISM ANARCHY,NON MENTIONING THE OBVIOUS ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES.

COVID19-CORONAVIRUS PROVES THE INABILITY OF THIS CIVILISATION TO HANDLE PANDEMICS PROPERLY .

THIS MEANS THAT THE GLOBAL HEALTH SYSTEMS ARE BEING AFRAID BY A VIRUS,WHICH IS A TYPICAL FLU CORONA ONE WITH SEVER SYMPTOMS ARTIFICIALY DESIGNED (https://spacezilotes.wordpress.com/2021/02/27/covid-19-research-a-philology-theory10-kappac/) WHICH AFFECTS THE GLOBAL POPULATIONS BY LESS OF 1% IN MORTALITY RATE(60-70%  of which is about the aging people).NOBODY FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT MENTIONS THAT THIS RATE IS VERY CLOSE TO EACH YEARS CLASSIC FLU DEATHS(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6815659/).


SO WHY DID THEY STOP RUNNING THE entire ECONOMIC SYSTEM?
this happens because of 

arrogance,non hygienic living&ambiences and undercovered purposes

THEY CREATED TERROR ONCE MORE AT THE BACKS OF OUR HEALTH.

WE ARE STILL LIVING SITUATIONS OF RISK LIKE THE EUROPEANS&MEDITERRANEANS WERE LIVING FROM ATHENS 5-6TH CENTURY BC UP TO SPAIN 20TH CENTURY AD.THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRINKING&CLEANING WATERs QUALITY WITHOUT THIS BEING THE BEST.

OUR VISION FOR REFORMING EUROPEAN&MEDITERRANEAN HEALTH SECTOR IS A DIFFICULT TASK WHICH CAN BE ACHIEVED ONLY BY THE ASSISTANCE OF THE CITIZENS LOCALY&THE SPIRITUAL LEADERS OF ALL CULTURES IN OUR ZONE APART FROM THE UNDERSTANDING AND HARMONIOUS COOPERATION WITH THE MEDICAL STAF.

OTHERWISE THE CURRENT SYSTEM WILL GUIDE TO A TRANSHUMANISTIC OPTION WHERE POPULATION IS  ILL  BY VARIOUS WAYS  LIKE TODAY IN ORDER TO BE DEPENDED FROM SYSTEMs DEEPER INHUMAN STRUCTURES AND NOT TO BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE GIVEN REALITY.



THE TRANSHUMANISM OPTION WILL PROVIDE A CHEAP SOLUTION FOR CREATING MACHINE RELATED HUMANS WITH EFFECTS TO THE SOCIETIES BY THE ETHICS WHICH WILL GOVERN EACH TERRITORY.

THE ISSUE THAT IS OF HIGH CONCERN,FOR WHICH WE HAVE A RESPONSE ON CITIZENS BEHALF, IS data protection,reuse&circulation .THIS IMPORTANT PRIVILEGE OF US ABOUT OWNERSHIP OF OUR DATA HAS AN IMPACT TO OUR LIFES AND HEALTH BUT AS WE SEE LATELY THE GLOBALISTS ARE PROCEEDING FURTHER ON BY PREPARING VACCINATION CERTIFICATES ACCORDING TO THEIR SCENARIOS AND AGENDAS IN ORDER THE DATA TO BE CONTROLLED BY THE FEW.



now is the time 
WE THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR POLICIES

HYGEIAINETE



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Monday, October 25, 2010

IN SWEDEN AND ESPECIALLY AT THE MENTIONED TERRITORY HARMONY FOR HEALTH ISSUES IS VERY NEAR

(CLICKING ON THE TITLE YOU ARE GUIEDED TO
more information about the  regional work at the Östsam Regional Development )


Public health policy for Östergötland 2011-2014

Health is key to people's lives, and a prerequisite for sustainable societal development.
Good health among residents of Östergötland is one of the most important factors for growth, development and well-being in the county. This is a joint policy for public health work in the municipalities and County Council of Östergötland as well as for the Regional Development Council Östsam.

The policy is based on the national goal
The public health work in the county is based on the national goal for public health policy to create societal conditions for good health on equal terms for the entire population1 and will be implemented within the framework of the eleven national target areas:

1. Participation and influence in society
2. Economic and social conditions
3. Child and adolescent issues
4. Health in the workplace
5. Environments and products
6. Health-promoting healthcare and nursing care
7. Protection against spread of disease
8. Sexuality and reproductive health
9. Physical activity
10. Dietary habits and food products
11. Tobacco, alcohol, narcotics, drug abuse and gambling

Public health is an aspect of social planning

This figure  below is a schematic image of health determinant factors, i.e. what affects health. Adapted 
from the original by Göran Dahlgren and Margret   Whitehead (1991).

Vision


Public health policy in the county should be based on knowledge of the health of the population and on those factors that determine health; see the figure below. The health of Östergötland residents is the result of a complex interplay among many factors and participants. Public health is an issue both for the individual and for the whole society.

The economic, social and environmental conditions in society influence the individual's opportunities to take responsibility for his or her health.
A public health policy perspective should therefore be included in community planning.

Vision
Östergötland - A Health Region 2020
Goals
The overall common, measurable goals for the public health process in Östergötland are
to
• improve the conditions in society for sound and equal health for all(new)
• increase the number of years of good health and quality of life
• narrow the gap in differences in health by strengthening health amongst the most vulnerable (new)

Strategy
The municipalities and the County Council of Östergötland as well as the Regional Development Council Östsam shall develop management, knowledge and methods regarding public health policy through:

Management
• manage and follow up in the area of public health from the highest political level
• include a public health perspective in political decisions
• decide on operative goals and efforts for public health in plans and governing documents
• allocate resources, time and expertise to the public health policy process Knowledge
• strengthen expertise among public officials and staff members about health
determinant factors and increase the capacity to handle them
• increase knowledge among public officials and staff members about the extent to
which decisions and actions contribute to equal health
• increase knowledge and awareness of prerequisites for good health among
everyone who lives and works in Östergötland Methods
• use and develop methods that integrate public health in all agencies
• ensure that there are common regional and local indicators for health and for equity in health
The indicators should be developed in collaboration with national and
international participants.
• link the regional and local indicators to budgets and governing documents in the respective agency
• develop a sustainable structure for regional coordination of public health policy and public health work within the Regional Association Östsam in which other public authorities, civil society, the business community, etc. are also involved
• consider starting an Östergötland Public Health Commission
Regional coordination of public health policy and public health work
The Regional Development Council Östsam, in collaboration with the municipalities and the County Council of Östergötland, shall develop a sustainable structure for regional coordination and collaboration that supports the public health policy and public health work in the county. This work shall be based on the regional development programme, on
this policy, on the public health situation and ongoing public health work in the county.
In the three-year plans, the Regional Association's authorized representatives shall decide on sub-goals and resources for the regional work. In addition, the representatives shall decide on activity goals and resources for the regional coordination function in the agency plan for the years in question.

Mission of the regional coordination function is to:
• develop a sustainable structure for regional coordination and collaboration about public health among affected public authorities, civil society and the business community
• support public health policy and organize and develop public health work in the county
• contribute to integrating a public health perspective into the local and regional
planning and development process
• develop proposals on indicators for public health in Östergötland that the particular organisation can use in planning and follow-up. The indicators should comprise “lowest common denominators” for tracking the development of public health in the county as well as at the municipal and neighbourhood level
• arrange data collection, analyse the health situation, present environmental analyses and distribute knowledge and methods in collaboration with relevant research and development
• work to increase the county's resources for public health by supporting and coordinating applications for funding
• be the secretariat for the Östergötland Public Health Commission2.

Organization
Public health issues shall be integrated in the Regional Development Council Östsam's entire operation. The ambition will be to develop a cross-sectoral approach with public health as one of the perspectives. In the Regional Development Council, the regional coordination function will be part of the Community Planning operations area, which is responsible for the regional development programme, infrastructure, mass transit,
environment and energy, agricultural development, etc.

Costs and financing
The municipalities and the County Council of Östergötland plus the Regional
Development Council Östsam shall agree no later than August 2010 on the extent, costs and financing regarding the coordination function in the Regional Development Council.
Under the assumption that the parties make such an agreement, the Regional
Developemtn Council Östsam shall decide on the coordination function in its operations plan for 2011.
An Östergötland Public Health Commission

Purpose
An Östergötland Public Health Commission, according to the model from WHO3, shall analyse the health situation in the county from a cross-sectoral knowledge and experience perspective. The commission shall proceed from the national public health policy goal areas and operate during the years 2012-2014. The commission shall analyze the health
situation based on socioeconomic, environmental, gender, diversity/non-discrimination and life-cycle perspectives. The commission shall propose efforts at the county,municipal and neighbourhood level that create conditions for better health on equal terms for everyone who lives and works in Östergötland. Furthermore, the commission shall present its results in annual preliminary reports as well as a final report in the last quarter of 2014.

Principal
Östsam's Board of Directors shall be the principal for the Östergötland Public Health Commission and appoint the members. The municipalities and the County Council in Östergötland, the political parties, public authorities, Linköping University, non-profit organizations, etc. shall be given opportunity to propose individuals to serve on the commission.

Participants
The Östergötland Public Health Commission should be composed of committed,
knowledgeable and experienced individuals from research, the public sector, politics and civil society. There ma y be 10-15 participants on the commission.

Secretariat
The Regional Development Council Östsam, the regional coordination function for public health policy and public health work shall be responsible for the secretary function on the commission. An important task is to prepare the start of a commission and recruit participants.

Costs and financing
The Regional Development Council Östsam shall in collaboration with the members and other interested parties work for the financing of an Östergötland Public Health Commission.

Follow-up/evaluation
The work of the commission shall be followed up during the course of the process. In planning for the commission, resources for follow-up and evaluation should be included.

Follow-up of the policy
The municipalities and the County Council of Östergötland and the Regional Association Östsam shall follow up the policy in annual reports. The follow-up shall show to what extent the goals and strategies in the policy have been achieved and lead to decisions on remedying any deficiencies. The Regional Development Council Östsam shall describe in its annual report how the regional coordination is functioning and being developed based on the intentions.

Time period
The policy applies to the years 2011-2014. After that it is planned that Östergötland will become part of a new, larger regional organisation.

NOTES
1 The government's bill 2007/08:110 A renewed public health policy
2 Under the assumption that such a commission is formed
3 In 2008 WHO published the report “Closing the gap in a generation: health equity through action on the
social determinants of health”. An independent commission of 19 researchers from all over the world,
chaired by Sir Michael Marmot, epidemiologist and public health researcher, prepared the report. Swedish
translation of the report: http://www.fhi.se/sv/Publikationer/Alla-publikationer/Utjamna-halsoskillnadernainom-
en-generation1/

THIS  IS FROM A
"Report to the municipalities and the County Council of Östergötland April – June 2010 "

THANK YOU BIRGITTA

SOURCE  www.healthyregions.eu

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Sunday, September 12, 2010

HYGEIA OR HEALTH SHOULD BE A BASIC GOOD FOR CITIZENS OF EU-SEe AND MEDITERRANEAN




The Department ‘International Health' and the attached Programme ‘Comparative Health' is part of CAPHRI and its Public Health Cluster.

The reason for starting such activities is rooted in the European perspective on research that Maastricht University takes. Furthermore the programme will offer a base for the translation of (fundamental)research findings from Maastricht UMC+ into a European context. Mounting collaboration between European governments and organisations has major consequences for the life of citizens within the Member States. It is expected that the role of the EU will increase in the years to come. The consequences are apparent from the way in which health and healthcare are considered and discussed in the international arena, within Europe and nationally. Growing European-level involvement can be observed in today's research agenda, fostering the concept of a European Research Agenda. The necessary link between research and education within an academic setting implies an increased European-level orientation within research and a transition of this orientation into education.

The Department of International Health and the programme ‘Comparative Health' have a European outlook which origins from the content of their key-activities. The ‘Europe' of the department and of the programme is not limited to the memberstates of the EU, its activities cover the WHO-EURO geographic area.

It is influencing national, transnational, and European policy and institutes. Its research places local, regional, and national health developments into a wider European and global perspective.

Next to its educational and research activities the department distinguishes itself in being active in European projects which are related to research in health. The following key research themes have been projected:
• Research in the area of the work done of the European Commission regarding health (e.g. EU Health Strategy)
• Epidemiological research linked to European policy research;
• Euregional and European/international comparative research on cross border developments in the field of health and care
• Research focusing on public health surveillance systems
• Research into Education of Public Health on a European level
• Public Health Problems of accession countries in transition (especially the Balkan countries)

We envisage integration with international networks through linking up with strategic alliances and partnering, introducing specific research in cooperation with partners. In addition to research networks, political and decision-making networks are needed.


... The necessary link between research and education within an academic setting implies an increased European-level orientation within research and a transition of this orientation into education...


Beside the level of the nation states, the regional level is highly relevant to master the challenges to come. Border regions are confronted with certain specific challenges but they canalso be seen as small-scale laboratories of the larger integration process and cross-border activities. EUREGIO II will work on closing information gaps, identifying good practise, developing tools for the planning and realisation of programmes and projects as well as capacity building and enabling mutual learning, which can motivate action and support good practice.

The objectives for HLS-EU are to establish a European Health Literacy Network and develope a model instrument for measuring health literacy in Europe. By this first-time data on health literacy will be generated in European countries, providing indicators for national and EU monitoring. By this comparative assessments of health literacy in European countries will be possible.

In the EU funded projects EUREGIO III (complementary to EUREGIO II) and SIDARTHa (European Emergency Data-based Syndromic Surveillance System) the programme ‘Comparative Health' is active as a research partner.


‘Public Health Research Network in Southeast Europe' (PHR-Net)

To date, there is insufficient research work in countries of Southeast Europe (SEE) targeting the health consequences of transition and other major determinants of health outcomes. Most of the SEE countries have scarce institutional and professional capacity to conduct and execute high-quality public health research work. Nonetheless, the accession process into the EU requires the SEE countries to reconsider and reshape their existing research institutions in line with the current EU standards and best practices.
The growing awareness and common agreement on the need to strengthen research capacities and enhance funding opportunities for research projects led to the establishment of the Public Health Research Network (PHR-Net). The mission of the network is to bring together the human resources and capacities for public health research in Southeastern Europe, from other transitional countries in Europe and from Western EU member states. The research vision of the PHR-Net is to investigate and explore the potential for improvement of the population's health in SEE countries and other transitional countries in Europe by research into the public health evidence of interventions.

Mutli-national European team working in ‘Comparative Health'.


The research programme ‘Comparative Health' and the Department of International Health try to live the programme's research mission. The mix of nationalities in the programme is a good reflection of the geographic coverage of the European research projects: colleagues from Denmark to Albania and from Poland to Belgium represent the different cultural backgrounds and contribute to a proper European setting at Maastricht University. ¦

The Department is part of CAPHRI and its Public Health Cluster:

Focus
Public Health is defined as ‘The science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health through the organized efforts of society’. These efforts consist of collective measures in various areas, necessary to improve public health and to maximize the outcome of care on public health with the ultimate goal of enhancing quality of life. Although interventions may be very diverse, they should all be firmly based in theory and evidence. The missions of Caphri’s programmes in public health is to contribute to this scientific base; to translate theory and evidence into tailored solutions for societal health problems; to develop instruments and tools for sustainable and effective interventions, and to deliver these solutions effectively to individuals, organizations and national bodies.
Caphri has five programmes in Public Health. These programmes represent the major aspects of public health: developing research tools (theory and methods) for diagnosis, intervention and evaluation, with ethical and methodological reflection. The main activities of the five programmes can be described as a chain of activities in public health: establishing risk factors, studying the etiology of health problems, diagnosing specific problems and contexts, developing theory for diagnosis and intervention, translating this to specific interventions, implementing interventions and evaluating the different steps.

Objectives
The cluster Public Health aims to develop new models, theory, methodology and tools for the enhancement of Quality of Life. Sustainable change is assumed to presuppose equity in health and health care, and the development of evidence base and best practices.

Strategy
The programmes share a strong international orientation, while the work is often embedded in local practical and professional organizations with participation of relevant stakeholders (including GGD, occupational health services, companies, health insurance companies).

Effective public health interventions require an interdisciplinary approach that is innovative in theoretical approach, methodology and normative reflection.

Future developments
The field of Public Health will be affected by societal developments such as a tendency towards privatization and a growing emphasis on personal accountability, but also by demographic developments (increasing population age), changes in society (e.g. need for increase in labor participation, late retirement) and care dynamics (chronicity of disease and comorbidity), demanding the further development of normative and ethical models, longitudinal research methods and dynamic models of causality. Consequently, innovative statistical research is also needed focussing on e.g. the analysis of different clusters of (un)healthy people and organizations, new strategies for longitudinal research, advanced techniques to address nested models and causal modeling.

The increased attention for comprehensive person and patient centred approaches – both in public health as well in primary care settings - require the development of effective interventions that need be attuned to each other. As theory development requires sound designs, participation in cohort studies will become more important in which various perspectives from public health are integrated and also extended to other disciplines such as primary care. Effective interventions can only have a national public health impact (effectiveness x reach) when they are implemented, hence implementation research will need to receive increasing attention. Consequently, more joint projects between public health programmes are called for, creating more synergy between the different expertise areas.

SOURCE MAASTRICHT UNIVERSITY / DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HEALTH

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