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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07723-7n severe hypertension and stroke incidence, the program was considered a success, and efforts were scaled up nationally. Over the years, the program has become the prototype for stroke prevention, including being endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a suitable program for middle-income countries.

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Christopher Schlick,Stephan KillichElder Abuse and Neglect Initiative (PEACE) was commenced in early 2014 to address EAN through a coordinated, multistep approach involving stakeholders across sectors. This chapter elaborates on PEACE activities and the key leadership components adopted throughout its journey in making sure PEACE could act as a role model in health leadership.

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Ondrej Ja?ko,Ivan Todorovi?,Stefan Komazecde cancer registry to provide better cancer-related data. While Korea’s cancer control program is relatively new, it has been proven to be successful. This is mainly due to the Korean government’s willingness to work with many stakeholders to eliminate cancer and develop an infrastructure to combat the disease.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4857-0his issue, the government of the Philippines developed national agencies and a multitude of programs designed to protect overseas Filipino workers from exploitation, including legal protection and advocacy. Although imperfect, the Philippines is recognized as a pioneer in the development of policies to protect the welfare of its workforce abroad.

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National Cancer Control in Korea,de cancer registry to provide better cancer-related data. While Korea’s cancer control program is relatively new, it has been proven to be successful. This is mainly due to the Korean government’s willingness to work with many stakeholders to eliminate cancer and develop an infrastructure to combat the disease.