National Demonstration Area for Comprehensive Prevention. and Control of Chronic and Non-communicable Disease. Dr. Dong Jianqun

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National Demonstration Area for Comprehensive Prevention and Control of Chronic and Non-communicable Disease Dr. Dong Jianqun National Center for Chronic and Non-communicable Disease Control and Prevention, China CDC

Background: Epidemiological situations of NCDs in China Rising proportions of NCDs for death causes, a surge from 53% in 1975 to 85% in 2012. Taking death and prevalence into consideration, the DALY of NCD reached 70%. Population ageing will aggravate NCDs prevalence. Like urban areas, the NCDs prevalence is also increasing drastically in rural areas. The mortality and morbidity of NCDs are projected to grow in the next three decades.

Project Initiation: Supportive policy/technical files from NHFPC and NCNCD Guideline for construction of National Demonstration Area for Comprehensive Prevention and Control of Chronic and Non-communicable Disease (NHFPC [2010] 172th) Regulation of National Demonstration Area for Comprehensive Prevention and Control of Chronic and Non-communicable Disease(NHFPC [2011] 35th) The Twelfth Five-Year Plan for Health Sector Development China National Plan for NCD Prevention and Treatment (2012-2015)(NHFPC allied with the other 14 ministries) Evaluation manual of national demonstration area for comprehensive prevention and control of chronic diseases (NCNCD [2012] )

Target of National Demonstration Area Overall goal: 300 areas (district/county) by the end of 2015. Key working mechanism: government-led multi-sectoral collaboration professional technical support whole society participation Explore some suitable strategies, measurable and effective management modes suitable for Chinese contents. Community participation Multi-sectroal collaboration Policy promotion Governmen t-led Creating healthy supportive environment in the National Demonstration Areas

Category (7) Item (24) Political commitment Institutional structure Financial support Policy/Strategy support Manpower Community diagnosis Surveillance Community diagnosis Mortality surveillance Evaluation System of National Demonstration Area Health education/promotion Healthy lifestyle campaign NCD high-risk population management NCD risk factors surveillance Cancer registry Cardiovascular/cerebrovascular incident report Mass media Information materials development Enabled environment Health promotion for children and teenage NCD Special Day Workplace intervention Community fitness campaign Healthy diet Tobacco control Models for community/office/canteen/restaurant Identification of high-risk groups NCD patient management Intervention of high-risk groups Dental hygiene Equalization of Essential Public Health Services Patient self-management

Workflow of National Demonstration Area submit application Application materials review on-site debrief Dynamic management Comprehensive evaluation on-site review

Evaluation outcome of National Demonstration Area Year 2011 2012 2013-2014 Region Applic ations Quali fied Rate Applic ations Quali fied Rate Applic ations Quali fied Rate East 28 24 85.7 53 41 77.4 74 48 64.9 Midland 10 7 70.0 32 21 65.6 59 44 74.6 West 11 8 72.7 51 39 76.5 47 33 70.2 Total 49 39 79.6 136 101 74.3 180 125 69.4

Provincial coverage and distribution 8

Prefecture-level cities coverage Regions Number of cities containing one or more National Demonstration Areas Number of prefecturelevel cities Coverage (%) East 44 88 50.0(50) Midland 45 121 37.2 West 43 149 28.9 Total 132 358 36.9 Note: According to the China National Plan for NCD Prevention and Treatment (2012-2015), more than 50% of prefecture-level cities of the eastern provinces shall establish National Demonstration Areas by 2015.

Prefecture-level cities coverage and distribution

County coverage Regions Number of National Demonstration Areas Number of counties/ districts Coverage (%) East 113 717 15.76 Midland 73 1117 6.54 West 79 1262 6.26 Total 265(300) 3096 8.56(10) Note: According to the China National Plan for NCD Prevention and Treatment (2012-2015), the National Demonstration Areas need to cover more than 10% of the counties (cities, districts).

Supporting environment

Supporting environment

Reflections High attention on NCD control and prevention paid by governments at all levels:policies, funds and manpower support Gradually strengthening of NCD control and prevention network Supportive environments for NCD control and prevention were further strengthened Narrowing the gap in the future: surveillance and NCD high-risk population management

Chronic disease control and prevention requires our common efforts!