Chronic disease prevention and health promotion. Public policies and social network analysis of the hospitals services and oyhers health and social organizations to support joint action for children with diabetes

To achieve this challenging goal, the Ministers of Health recommended a substantial increase in the number of health auxiliaries and invited the countries to

rity within the l%amework of the Alliance for ProgressJ~, and 13-M/66, "Health and Development PlanningJ1, In essence, these resolutions considered "the

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A close look at Resolution XXV, as was said in Part I of this report, shows how broad in scope it is. Its stated principles imply the following considerations:

social aspects of health, and with medical care, including administrative research to improve health. services and medical

Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Serv- ice, Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion,

They discuss the approach to the social in the field of social determinants, the financing of universal health, social policies and those who live on the street, the right to

To expand and qualify disease prevention and health promotion actions in the services offered by the Brazilian National Health System and its management, the Ministry of