Improving family and community health in Eastern Europe - The lifecycle approach at WHO

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Abstract

There are great differences in the health status of young children in the European Region. Central Asia and the Caucasus are the worst-off areas. After reviewing under-five mortality in the eight countries of this part of Eastern Europe, a new WHO strategy to improve child survival is presented. Adopted in late 2005, the strategy has four main principles: a lifecycle approach, youth participation, equity and intersectoral collaboration.

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Lazarus, J. V., Bjørk, C., & Østergren, M. (2006). Improving family and community health in Eastern Europe - The lifecycle approach at WHO. Central European Journal of Public Health. Czech National Institute of Public Health. https://doi.org/10.21101/cejph.a3382

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