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1. The WHO global alliance against chronic respiratory diseases in Turkey (GARD Turkey).

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Yorgancioğlu A, Türktaş H, Kalayci O, Yardim N, Buzgan T, Kocabaş A, Karlikaya C, Yildiz F, Ergün P, Mungan D, Kart L, Göktaş E, Musaonbaşioğlu S, Gündoğan A, Akdağ R, Akçay S, Akin M, Akkurt I, Altan P, Altunsu T, Arpaci N, Aydin C, Aydin S, Aydinli F, Aytaç B, Bavbek S, Biber C, Bingöl Karakoç G, Ceyhun G, Cakir B, Celik G, Cetinkaya T, Ciçek ME, Coban SC, Cobanoğlu N, Com S, Cöplü L, Demirkazik A, Doğan E, Ekmekçi EB, Elbir M, Erdoğan A, Ergüder T, Gemicioğlu B, Gögen S, Gülbahar O, Güngör H, Horzum E, Içer Y, Imamecioğlu AR, Kahraman N, Kakillioğlu T, Kalyoncu F, Karakaya M, Karakaya G, Karaodul G, Kesici C, Keskinkiliç B, Kilinç O, Kirmizitaş F, Kosdak M, Köktürk N, Metintaş M, Numanoğlu SC, Gümrükçüoğlu OF, Onal Z, Onal B, Ozacar R, Ozen HA, Ozkan S, Oztürk F, Polat H, Saçkesen C, Selçuk T, Serin G, Sönmez G, Sahin M, Sahinöz S, Sahinöz T, Simşek B, Tartan N, Toprak A, Tugay T, Tuncer A, Uçan ES, Unüvar N, Yapicikardeşler B, Yildirim N, Yol S, Yüksel H, Khaltaev N, Cruz A, Minelli E, Bateman E, Baena Cagnani C, Dahl R, and Bousquet J

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Chronic Disease, Humans, Prevalence, Respiratory Tract Diseases pathology, Severity of Illness Index, Turkey epidemiology, Health Policy, Respiratory Tract Diseases epidemiology, Respiratory Tract Diseases prevention & control, World Health Organization
Abstract

In order to prevent and control non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the 61st World Health Assembly has endorsed an NCD action plan (WHA resolution 61.14). A package for essential NCDs including chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs) has also been developed. The Global Alliance against Chronic Respiratory Diseases (GARD) is a new but rapidly developing voluntary alliance that is assisting World Health Organization (WHO) in the task of addressing NCDs at country level. The GARD approach was initiated in 2006. GARD Turkey is the first comprehensive programme developed by a government with all stakeholders of the country. This paper provides a summary of indicators of the prevalence and severity of chronic respiratory diseases in Turkey and the formation of GARD Turkey.

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2009

2. Integration of GARD Turkey national program with other non-communicable diseases plans in Turkey

Author

Yorgancioǧlu, A., Nazan Yardim, Ergün, P., Karlikaya, C., Kocabaş, A., Mungan, D., Yildiz, F., Akdaǧ, R., Keskinkiliç, B., Bingöl Karakoç, G., Köktürk, N., Özacar, R., Saçkesen, C., Yüksel, H., Akçay, S., Altan, P., Altunsu, T., Arpaci, N., Aytaç, B., Çakir, B., Çoban, Ç S., Göktaş, E., Gündoǧan, A., Kakillioǧlu, T., Kosdak, M., Tugay, D., Khaltaev, N., Cruz, A., Bateman, E., Baena Cagnani, C., Dahl, R., and Bousquet, J.

Subjects
National Health Programs, Turkey, Health Policy, Chronic Disease, Respiratory Tract Diseases, Humans, World Health Organization
Abstract

For the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases (NCD), an action plan on NCDs is intended to support coordinated, comprehensive and integrated implementation of strategies and evidence-based interventions across individual diseases and risk factors, especially at the national and regional levels by World Health Organization (WHO). The Global Alliance against Chronic Respiratory Diseases (GARD) is making every attempt to align with WHO's non-communicable diseases action plan. GARD activities have been commenced in over 40 countries and in 11 countries an integrated NCD action plan is being prepared or has already been initiated. This integrated approach of GARD has also targeted to GARD Turkey project. The Turkish Ministry of Health has decided to apply this national control program in conformity with other NCD action plans. This article is intended to summarize these integration efforts of GARD Turkey (the National Control Program on Chronic Airway Diseases) with other NCD national programs.

3. The WHO global alliance against chronic respiratory diseases in Turkey (GARD Turkey)

Author

Yorgancioǧlu, A., Türktaş, H., Kalayci, O., Yardim, N., Buzgan, T., Kocabaş, A., Karlikaya, C., Yildiz, F., Ergün, P., Mungan, D., Kart, L., Göktaş, E., Musaonbaşioǧlu, S., Gündoǧan, A., Akdaǧ, R., müşerref şule akçay, Akin, M., Akkurt, I., Altan, P., Altunsu, T., Arpaci, N., Aydin, C., Aydin, S., Aydinli, F., Aytaç, B., Bavbek, S., Biber, Ç, Bingöl Karakoç, G., Ceyhun, G., Çakir, B., Çelik, G., Çetinkaya, T., Çiçek, M. E., Çoban, S. Ç, Çobanoǧlu, N., Çom, S., Çöplü, L., Demirkazik, A., Doǧan, E., Ekmekçi, E. B., Elbir, M., Erdoǧan, A., Ergüder, T., Gemicioǧlu, B., Gögen, S., Gülbahar, O., Güngör, H., Horzum, E., Içer, Y., Imamecioǧlu, A. R., Kahraman, N., Kakillioǧlu, T., Kalyoncu, F., Karakaya, G., Karakaya, M., Karaodul, G., Kesici, C., Keskinkiliç, B., Kilinç, O., Kirmizitaş, F., Kosdak, M., Köktürk, N., Metintaş, M., Numanoǧlu, S. C., Gümrükçüoǧlu, O. F., Önal, Z., Önal, B., Özacar, R., Özen, H. A., Özkan, S., Öztürk, F., Polat, H., Saçkesen, C., Selçuk, T., Serin, G., Sönmez, G., Şahin, M., Şahinöz, S., Şahinöz, T., Şimşek, B., Tartan, N., Toprak, A., Tugay, T., Tuncer, A., Uçan, E. S., Ünüvar, N., Yapicikardeşler, B., Yildirim, N., Yol, S., Yüksel, H., Khaltaev, N., Cruz, A., Minelli, E., Bateman, E., Baena Cagnani, C., Dahl, R., and Bousquet, J.

Subjects
Turkey, Health Policy, Chronic Disease, Respiratory Tract Diseases, Prevalence, Humans, World Health Organization, Severity of Illness Index
Abstract

Udgivelsesdato: 2009-null In order to prevent and control non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the 61st World Health Assembly has endorsed an NCD action plan (WHA resolution 61.14). A package for essential NCDs including chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs) has also been developed. The Global Alliance against Chronic Respiratory Diseases (GARD) is a new but rapidly developing voluntary alliance that is assisting World Health Organization (WHO) in the task of addressing NCDs at country level. The GARD approach was initiated in 2006. GARD Turkey is the first comprehensive programme developed by a government with all stakeholders of the country. This paper provides a summary of indicators of the prevalence and severity of chronic respiratory diseases in Turkey and the formation of GARD Turkey.

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