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FSI "National Research Center for Preventive Medicine“ of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation NCD EG work plan for 2016 -2017: proposals by the NCD from the Russian Federation experts group Marina Popovich - chair of RF-NCD expert group, M. D. , Ph. D. Head of the Department of integrated preventive programs, National Research Center for Preventive Medicine under the Ministry of Health of the RF Eleventh Meeting Moscow, Russian Federation 8 April 2016

Welcome to the National Research Center for Preventive Medicine of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation History of NRCPM Director, Institute of Therapy, famous internist and cardiologist A. L. Myasnikov (1948 – 1965) He has initiated first epidemiological investigations of CVD in the country He was the first to initiate a group and then a Department of CVD epidemiology at the Institute. Major work was devoted to cardiovascular diseases (hypertension , atherosclerosis , coronary insufficiency)

FSI "National Research Center for Preventive Medicine" of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation History of NRCPM Center a leading scientific research institute the field of preventive medicine was founded 28 years ago by E. Chazov, the Minister of Healthcare of the USSR of that time Professor R. G. Oganov the first director of the Institute of Preventive Cardiology (later the Center for Preventive Medicine) • Epidemiology of cardiovascular and other non-communicable diseases • Development of policies, strategies, and evidence-based programs for NCD prevention • Staff trainings

FSI "National Research Center for Preventive Medicine" of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation NRCPM today Director of the Center Sergey A. Boytsov Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Chief Specialist in Preventive Medicine of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation Conduct epidemiological monitoring of the major risk factors of NCD Establish and introduce new methods and organizational forms of primary and secondary prevention of chronic NCD Development and implementation of an action strategies to create a common preventive environment in Russia

FSI "National Research Center for Preventive Medicine" of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation NRCPM today: WHO Collaborating Center on Development and Implementation of Non-communicable Disease Prevention Policy and Programs 1. Capacity building for and dissemination of NCD preventive programs in Russia 2. Contribution to the realization of the WHO Global Action Plan and European Action Plan on prevention of NCD 3. Translation and adaptation of major WHO documents in the field of NCD prevention and health promotion in Russian and their dissemination in CIS countries 4. Facilitation of implementation of NCD prevention and health promotion programs in CIS countries

Helsinki Statement on Health in All Policies (Resolution WHA 67. 12) Plan of Action on Health in All Policies (PAHO, Resolution 68. 17) Principles Components Legitimacy Establish the need and priorities for Hi. AP Accountability Frame planned action Transparency Identify supportive structures and processes Participation Facilitate assessment and engagement Sustainability Ensure monitoring, evaluation, and reporting Collaboration Build capacity • Translation of the documents of Helsinki Conference "Health in All Policies" • Publication of the documents in the Russian journal "Preventive medicine" • Mailout of the electronic version of the documents to the specialists-experts in 11 CIS countries • Study and analysis of the opinions from the experts in CIS countries about the benefits of the documents for development of the programmes on health promotion and NCD prevention

Roundtable "The role of inter-sectoral collaboration in prevention of noncommunicable diseases and population health promotion on country, regional and municipal levels" based on the principles of the Helsinki statement "Health in All Policies: Framework for Country Action» THE FINAL CONCLUSION "Promoting for social and economic development: sustainable intersectoral action on health promotion and equity in healthcare (implementing decisions of the eighth Global conference on health promotion)“ (Following the decisions of the Sixty-eighth session of the World Health Assembly A 68/17) Participants of the roundtable appreciate the practical significance of the document “Principle of Health in All Policies” (Hi. AP) for development of programs for health promotion and disease prevention in CIS countries. The roundtable participants noted the need for development of an evaluation system, target setting and monitoring in line with the principles of Hi. AP. This process could be facilitated and coordinated through the WHO Regional Office in Europe, the newly developed Geographically Dispersed Office in Moscow on NCDs with involvement of the relevant WHO Collaborating Centers in Russia, in particular NRCPM.

National multisectoral strategy of NCD prevention and control in the Russian Federation (2016 -2025) Main goal : To reduce the burden of noncommunicable diseases through the establishment of a common preventive environment through inter-agency cooperation between all sectors of government, layers and structures of society, including health, other ministries, agencies and services, employers, public organizations, representatives of religious denominations and other groups

OUR PROPOSAL FOR A JOINT NDPHS PARTNERS’ PROJECT Resolutions WHA 67. 12/68. 17 Global action plan for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases 2013 -2020 Hi. AP project Action Plan accompanying the NDPHS Strategy 2020 National strategy of NCD prevention and control in the Russian Federation (20162025)

Northern Dimension Partnership in Public Health and Social Well-being Project title “Hi. AP principles implementation for promoting NCD programs in NDPHS countries at the national, regional and local levels” NDPHS/ NCD-EG Work plan 2016 -2017 Suggestions from Russian Federation. NCD-Team: Boytsov S Popovich M Glasunov I Lopatina M Zabina H

Hi. AP principles implementation for promoting NCD programs in NDPHS countries at the national, regional and local levels Overall objective: To assess and strengthen the implementation of Hi. AP principles in NCD programs in NDPHS countries Main activities Identification of the best practices Capacity assessment Assessment of the current situation Formulation of the recommendations

Hi. AP principles implementation for promoting NCD programs in NDPHS countries at the national, regional and local levels Expected results Methodology of implementation assessment of the Hi. AP principles (Guide) Clear understanding of the situation analysis for the implementation of Hi. AP principles • Identified opportunities • Identified barriers Strengthen NCD prevention and control measures and development of conditions for healthy lifestyle by promoting interagency approach • Bank of the best practices • Strategic plan

Hi. AP principles implementation for promoting NCD programs in NDPHS countries at the national, regional and local levels Summary WE CONSIDER IT AS AN IMPORTANT AND SUITABLE ITEM FOR JOINT INVESTIGATION AND DEVELOPMENT BY NDPHS PARTNERS JOINT PROTOCOL CAN BE DISCUSSED AND DEVELOPED IF THE PROJECT CAN BE SATISFACTORY DEVELOPED IT CAN HAVE CONTINUATION IN THE YEARS BEYOND 2017

Assessment of Hi. AP Principles Implementation Estimated results Thank you for attention • Methodology of implementation assessment of the Hi. AP principles. • Clear understanding of the situation analysis for the implementation of 6 Hi. AP principles in selected regions of the Russian Federation. • Identified opportunities and barriers for implementation of Hi. AP principles. • Bank of best practices on interagency, cross-sectoral cooperation in the field of NCD prevention and control and development of conditions for healthy lifestyle with evidence-based results. • Strategic plan to strengthen NCD prevention and control measures and development of conditions for healthy lifestyle by strengthening and promoting interagency approach.