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Refining the Health Priorities Matrix

Refining the Health Priorities Matrix. Eimear Barrett Queen’s University Belfast eimear.barrett@qub.ac.uk. Health Priorities from Scenario Planning Exercise. Infectious disease Maternal Health Food Security HIV/AIDS Climate Change Gender and Health. Validation of Priorities.

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Refining the Health Priorities Matrix

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  1. Refining the Health Priorities Matrix Eimear Barrett Queen’s University Belfast eimear.barrett@qub.ac.uk

  2. Health Priorities from Scenario Planning Exercise • Infectious disease • Maternal Health • Food Security • HIV/AIDS • Climate Change • Gender and Health

  3. Validation of Priorities • Mapping exercise • Health strategies • National Health Plans • Development Assistance Strategies • Expert Interviews NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CONTINENTAL GLOBAL

  4. Emerging Themes from Literature Review

  5. Projected deaths by cause and income, 2004 to 2030 Intentional injuries Other unintentional Road traffic accidents Other NCD Cancers CVD Mat//peri/nutritional Other infectious HIV, TB, malaria

  6. Global projections for selected causes, 2004 to 2030 Cancers Ischaemic HD Stroke Acute respiratoryinfections Road trafficaccidents Perinatal HIV/AIDS TB Malaria Updated from Mathers and Loncar, PLoS Medicine, 2006

  7. Emerging Themes from Literature Review

  8. Expert Interviews Individuals were members of the following organisations: • Irish Aid • Sida-Sarec • NEPAD (The New Partnership for Africa’s Development) • ACOSHED (African Council for Sustainable Health Development) • Muhimbili University College of Health Sciences • Academy of Medical Sciences

  9. Emerging Themes from Expert Interviews • Health systems • Building capacity • Building research systems and making research more strategic • Specific disease priorities • Community engagement

  10. How do the IAPRCB priorities compare?

  11. MDGs

  12. Conclusions • IAPRCB priorities echoed in reviewed sources • Other areas of importance e.g. chronic disease and malnutrition • Specific disease priorities only small piece of the puzzle • Paradigm shift towards systems thinking • IAPRCB list of priorities should be expanded

  13. Infectious/Endemic disease Maternal health Food security HIV/AIDS Climate change Gender and health/ gender equality Action Research Reproductive health Health literacy/promotion Health equity/reduction in disparities Human resources for health Health resources Financial management/monitoring Health systems governance Health in humanitarian crises Chronic diseases Malnutrition Health and ICT Traditional medicine Expanded List of Health Priorities

  14. Adult mortality rates by major cause group and region, 2004

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