Community Project of early detection of Hypertension: in Kirkuk –Iraq achievement and challenges
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In (2008) the World Health Organization held a congress on a package of essential non- communicable disease (NCD) specially in low- resource setting countries; the main component of the project was to provide affordable and cost- effective method for early detection of diabetes, hypertension, chronic respiratory disease and cancer, the final project was termed (PEN) (1).
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-WHO. Package of Essential Non- Communicable (PEN) diseases. Intervention for primary health care in low- resource setting. 2010.
-Khaleel B B, Saadi F S, Shahab F I and Saeed S Y. Screening for diabetes mellitus and hypertension in Duhok governorate, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. J contempt Med Science. 2024; 10(1) : 303-308
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