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Table 3 Core individual NCD services and global targets

From: Assessing health system challenges and opportunities for better noncommunicable disease outcomes: the case of Mauritius

Relevant voluntary global targets by 2025

Core services

• At least 50% of eligible people receive drug therapy and counselling to prevent acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and stroke

• 25% reduction in the prevalence of raised blood pressure or contain the prevalence of raised blood pressure

• CVD and diabetes – first line

✓ Risk stratification in primary health care, including hypertension, cholesterol, diabetes and other CVD risk factors

✓ Effective detection and management of hypertension, cholesterol, and diabetes through multidrug therapy based on risk stratification

✓ Effective prevention in high-risk groups and secondary prevention after AMI, including acetylsalicylic acid

• CVD and diabetes – second line

✓ Rapid response and secondary care interventions after AMI and stroke

 

• Diabetes

✓ Effective detection and general follow-up

✓ Patient education and intensive glucose management

✓ Hypertension management among diabetes patients

✓ Prevention of complications (e.g. eye and foot examination)

 

• Cancer – first line

✓ Prevention of liver cancer through hepatitis B immunization

✓ Screening for cervical cancer and treatment of precancerous lesions

 

• Cancer – second line

✓ Vaccination against human papilloma virus as appropriate if cost-effective according to national policies

✓ Early case-finding for breast cancer and timely treatment of all stages

✓ Population-based colorectal cancer screening at age > 50 linked with timely treatment

✓ Oral cancer screening in high risk groups linked with timely treatment

  1. Source: WHO [21]