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Original: English 10 February 2014 EC TAIEX REPORT OF THE MULTI-COUNTRY WORKSHOP ON MONITORING NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES (NCDS) AND HEALTH INEQUALITIES RELATED TO NCDS – DEFINING MINIMAL SET OF INDICATORS INT MARKT 58073 organized in co-operation with the Ministry of Health of Montenegro, the SEE Regional Health Development Centre (RHDC) on Noncommunicable Diseases (NCD) of Montenegro, Podgorica, and with the SEE Health Network Executive Committee on behalf of the South-Eastern Europe Health Network Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Abstract EC TAIEX SEEHN workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs A workshop on i monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs was organized in Podgorica, Montenegro on 29–30 January 2015 by the Technical Assistance Information Exchange instrument of the European Commission (TAIEX) in cooperation with the Ministry of Health of Montenegro on behalf of SEEHN and the Regional Health Development Centre (RHDC) on NCDs of Montenegro. The aim was to identify and propose minimal set of indicators on NCDs and related health inequalities to be implemented and reported by all SEEHN countries, Kosovo and Turkey. Key experts from International organizations (including WHO/EURO) presented the activities of their respective organisations in this area, and representatives of the EU Member States and of the countries of the SEEHN as well as Kosovo, shared their experiences in the field of monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs. Long-term capacity building This workshop is part of a series of capacity-building activities led by the RHDCs in Podgorica supported by TAIEX. Proposed targets identified by RHDC on NCDs have a particular focus on developing uniform NCDs monitoring system for all SEEHN countries with regular reporting. Based on the discussions, a series of actions was agreed in principle by the meeting. First task will be to agree by March 2015 if possible, following consultations with all the SEEHN countries, the list of NCDs which require attention at the SEEHN level, and the corresponding detailed set of indicators. These would be then proposed for approval by the SEEHN. Links: South-eastern Europe Health Network (SEEHN) Technical Assistance and Information Exchange instrument (TAIEX) 2|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Family photo: Participants of the EC TAIEX Multicountry Workshop for the SEE Health Network on “Monitoring Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs) and Health Inequalities related to NCDs – defining minimal set of indicators”, January 2015, Podgorica, Montenegro 3|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 4|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 SUMMARY REPORT WITH CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS INTRODUCTION 1. This European Commission TAIEX Workshop was organized in co-operation with the Ministry of Health of Montenegro, on behalf of the South-Eastern Europe Health Network (SEEHN) and the Regional Health Development Centre (RHDC) on Noncommunicable diseases in Podgorica, Montenegro. 2. It had the following main aims: a. To review the current situation in SEEHN countries, Kosovo and Turkey in Monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs and health indicators on NCDs, as well as Recommendations and documents agreed in this field by the European Commission and WHO/EURO and other International Organizations; b. To review the current situation in SEEHN countries, Kosovo and Turkey in organizing and implementing population based registries on NCDs c. To agree, if possible, on a proposal of a minimal set of indicators on NCDs which would have to be monitored in all SEEHN countries, Kosovo and Turkey and reported to the centre of coordination in RHDC on NCDs in Podgorica. 3. The Workshop was Co-Chaired by Dr. Boban Mugosa, Director of IPH of Montenegro and RHDC on NCDs and Dr. Natasa Terzic, Director, Centre for Health System Development, IPH Montenegro; the Rapporteur was Dr. Alexandre Berlin, Member of the SEEHN Executive Committee. Experts from the EU Member States and International Organizations made key background introductory presentations. Participants from all the SEEHN Countries as well as Kosovo* and Turkey attended and participated actively in the Workshop. The full Workshop programme is attached and all presentations are available upon request. DISCUSSIONS 1. Following presentations of the EU and WHO documents and recommendations, as well as presentations from selected EU Member States, the SEEHN countries as well as Kosovo* and Turkey presented in detail their current practices in Monitoring NCDs and Health Inequalities related to NCDs and population based registries on NCDs. 5|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 2. A large number of similar monitoring programmes and surveys are carried out in all the Member States of the SEEHN Region; however comparability of the results and conclusions of these surveys is difficult. 3. The presentations of expert views from the EU (Hungary and Slovenia) contributed considerably to the discussions. 4. The Workshop agreed in principle that the following NCDs should be considered in priority as they have the highest impact on the NCDs burden of disease in the SEEHN Region: a. Cancers b. Cardio-vascular Diseases c. Chronic Respiratory Diseases d. Diabetes Mellitus 5. A number of Health Impact Indicators were considered such as: a. tobacco use, b. alcohol consumption, c. physical inactivity, d. obesity and e. unhealthy diet (salt intake). 6. The issue of Health and Health Related Indicators related to NCDs is complex and of outmost importance to develop appropriate and targeted prevention actions. 7. The progress in the SEEHN in the field of Monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs (including reporting on defined indicators set) should be presented by the Ministers of Health at the next SEEHN Ministerial meeting. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1. On the basis of the discussions the RHDC on NCDs has proposed general indicators framework which included impact indicators (4 major groups of NCDs and 4 risk factors) and process indicators (types and number of preventive programmes, population based registries, etc) which were approved in principle. 2. RHDC on NCDs will develop, in close consultation with all the countries of the SEEHN (and Kosovo and Turkey) a detailed proposal for the minimal set of indicators on NCDs for the SEEHN Member States, Kosovo and Turkey in order to harmonize monitoring systems and indicators to be used in the SEEHN. This proposal will be sent to all SEEHN member states, Kosovo and Turkey by the end of February 2015. 3. The European Commission will be requested to provide comparable information as to the situation in the EU Member States. 4. The Health Authorities in the Member States of the SEEHN will explore the possibilities of accessing, at the national level, the data from these surveys and monitoring for further in-depth analysis. 6|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 5. In addition to the above, the participants agreed to the following practical steps: a. to help define National Focal Points for NCDs and their clear functions in their respective countries; b. all SEEHN member states, Kosovo and Turkey will be requested to provide their feedback on detailed proposal of minimal set of indicators on NCDs by the end of March 2015; c. On the basis of the information collected from the SEEHN Member States, the need for a follow-up TAIEX Workshop by June 2015 will have to be explored. Podgorica, 31/01/2015 Alexandre Berlin Rapporteur in collaboration with RHDC NCDs in Podgorica 7|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Annex 1. AGENDA EC TAIEX MULTI-COUNTRY WORKSHOP ON MONITORING NCDS AND HEALTH INEQUALITIES RELATED TO NCDS – DEFINING MINIMAL SET OF INDICATORS INT MARKT 58073 organized in co-operation with Ministry of Health of Montenegro, the SEE RHDC on NCDs of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro on behalf of the South-Eastern Europe Health Network Venue : Best Western Premier Hotel Podgorica, Montenegro Date: 29 – 30 January 2015 For more information on TAIEX assistance and to download presentations of this event, please go to : http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/taiex/dyn/taiex-events/library/detail_en.jsp?EventID=58073 8|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 The EC TAIEX Multicountry Workshop has the main aim: In order to plan and design evidence-based interventions and to be able to measure their impact on health, it is necessary to establish well designed, functional and sustainable monitoring systems in each of member countries. At the same time the SEEHN needs to learn from the best practices in the EU Member States how to improve its monitoring and surveillance of NCDs and to harmonize its own systems to those of the EU. Such best practices from EU Member States are in accordance with The Strategy for Europe on Nutrition, Overweight and Obesity related health issues, The Action Plan on Childhood Obesity, Council of the EU conclusions on nutrition and physical activity, Council of the EU Conclusion on promoting health-enhancing physical activity across sectors, EU Rare Diseases policy, The Article 168 of Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, Decision No 1350/2007/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2007 establishing Second Programme of Community action in the field of health (2008-2013), Regulation (EC) No 1338/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on Community statistics on public health and health and safety at work, European Parliament resolution of 15 September 2011 on European Union position and commitment in advance to the UN high-level meeting on the prevention and control of non- communicable diseases (2013/C 51 E/20) and Council conclusions on the "Reflection process on modern, responsive and sustainable health systems", Brussels, 10 December 2013.Determining the minimal set of indicators is necessary which will be harmonized and therefore comparable, as well as credible and sustainable source of data for producing national as well as sub-regional and regional reports on NCDs situation in SEEHN and each of its members. The indicators should be in compliance with the system of European Core Health Indicators (ECHI) and the European Cancer Information System (ECIS). Main outcome of this workshop will aim to: 1) Review of current situtation on monitoring and surveillance of NCDs and Health inequlities in SEEHN member states 2) Review of the best practices in EU and Region 3) Defining minimal set of indicators for monitoring NCDs and HIs related to NCDs to compare and measure impact of the interventions… 4) Setting timeframe for reporting on situation regarding the NCDs and HIs related to NCDs 5) Setting next steps in upgrading and improving monitoring systems in the SEEHN Member States in accordance with EU standards and recommandatons Beneficiary : The South-Eastern Europe Health Network 9|Page Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Day 1 : 29 January 2015 Co-Chairs: Dr. Boban Mugosa, Director of IPH of Montenegro and RHDC on NCDs Nataša Terzić, Director of the Centre for Health System Development Rapporteur: Dr. Alexandre Berlin, France, Member, SEE Health Network Executive Committee Opening session: Welcome speeches: 900-930 Dr Mensud Grbovic, Deputy Minister of Health of Montenegro Ass. Prof Boban Mugosa, Director of Institute of Public Health of Montenegro, Head of RHDC NCDs Dr Alexandre Berlin, Member of SEEHN Executive Committee Dr. Enrique Loyola, WHO Regional Office for Europe Session 1: Monitoring and prevention of NCDs and Health Inequalities related to NCDs – WHO and EU perspective Keynote speaker: 930-1030 Monitoring and prevention of NCDs and Health Inequalities related to NCDs in selected EU member states: Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia Speakers: 1030-1045 1045-1245 10 | P a g e Dr. Enrique Loyola, WHO Regional Office for Europe Assoc. Prof PlamenDimitrov (BUL), National Centre of Public Health, NFP for NCD for both WHO Europe and SEEHN; Dr. Tatjana Buzeti(SLO)Centre for Health & Development, MurskaSobot; Assoc. Prof PlamenDimitrov (BUL)National Centre of Public Health, NFP for NCD for both WHO Europe and SEEHN; Dr Carmen Ungurean(ROM), National Institute of Public Health of Romania, National Screening Programme; Dr Verica Kralj, National Institute of Publih Health, Croatia Q&A Coffee break Session 2: Presentations of the current situation/activities in SEEHN countries, Kosovo and Turkeyconcerning monitoring and prevention of NCDs and related health inequalities Nevila Caushi, Albania Avni Shlomit, Israel Igor Spiroski, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Carolina Cerniciuc, Moldova Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Milica Stanisic and Djurdjica Ostojic, Montenegro Nevenka Pavlovic, Serbia Merita Berisha, Kosovo Q&A 1245-1330 Lunch Session 3: Presentation of the European Cancer Information System - ECIS 1330-1400 Keynote speaker: Dr Nadya Dimitrova (BUL), Bulgarian National Cancer Registry, Member of European Network of Cancer Registries Steering Committee Chair: Ass.Prof Boban Mugoša, Director of IPH of Montenegro Rapporteur: Dr Alexandre Berlin, Member of SEEHN Executive Committee Q&A Session 4: Available population based registries for NCDs Status in the EU member States, members of the SEE Health Network: 1400-1515 Bulgaria - Dr Nadya Dimitrova (BUL), Bulgarian National Cancer Registry, Member of European Network of Cancer Registries Steering Committee Romania – Dr Carmen Ungurean(ROM), National Institute of Public Health of Romania, National Screening Programme; Croatia – Dr Mario Sekerija, Institute of Public Health of Croatia 1515-1530 Q&A Coffee break Session 4(Continuation): 1530-1745 Available population based registries for NCDs Status in the non-EU Member States of the SEE Health Network, Kosovo* and Turkey Alban Ylli, Albania Inbar Cuker, Israel Dance Gudeva Nikovska , The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Olga Cernelev, Moldova Rajko Strahinja and Dragan Likic, Montenegro Aleksandra Vlacic, Serbia Ilir Begoli, Kosovo Q&A 1745-1800 11 | P a g e Conclusions of the first day Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Day 1 : 30 January 2015 Session 5: Population based registry (Morbidity Sentinal Stations Programme) for NCDs in Hungary Prof.Dr.RozaÁdány, Department of Preventive Medicine. Faculty of Public Health. University of Debrecen 900-945 Health Indicators on NCDs WHO perspective 945-1000 Dr. Fern Greenwell,PhD MPH, Division of Information, Evidence, Research and Innovation, WHO Regional Office for Europe Q&A Coffee break Session 6 Health Indicators on NCDs EU member states: 00 10 -11 45 Tatjana Buzeti(SLO), Centre for Health & Development, Murska Sobota Dr Verica Kralj, IPH of Croatia SEEHN member states: 45 11 -13 00 Gordana Belamaric, Serbia Elizabeta Zisovska, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Avni Shlomit, Israel Q&A Lunch Session 7: 1300-1430 Harmonization of the monitoring systems Discussion on the potential minimal set of indicators to monitor and report in order to have comparable data and coordinated successful regional response to NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs 1430-1445 “Round table” topic Coffee break Session 7(Continuation): 1445-1615 Discussion on the potential minimal set of indicators to monitor and report in order to have comparable data and coordinated successful regional response to NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs “Round table” topic 12 | P a g e Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Session 8: 15 16 -17 Follow-up steps Draft Decision/Conclusion/Recommendation to be submitted to the SEE Health Network 45 1745-1800 Closing of the workshop This meeting is being organised by the Technical Assistance Information Exchange Instrument of the European Commission http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/taiex/index_en.htm/ TAIEX on Twitter:#EUTaiex [email protected]; Telephone: +32-2-296 73 07 13 | P a g e Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 Annex 2. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS SPEAKERS LIST 1. Roza Adany, Department of Preventive Medicine. Faculty of Public Health. University of Debrecen 2. Alexandre Berlin, Member, SEE Health Network Executive Committee 3. Tatjana Buzeti(SLO), Centre for Health & Development, Murska Sobota 4. Nadya Dimitrova (BUL), Bulgarian National Cancer Registry, Member of European Network of Cancer Registries Steering Committee 5. Plamen Dimitrov, National Centre of Public Health, NFP for NCD for both WHO Europe and SEEHN 6. Fern Greenwell, PhD MPH, Division of Information, Evidence, Research and Innovation, WHO Regional Office for Europe 7. Enrique Loyola, WHO Regional Office for Europe 8. Carmen Ungurean(ROM), National Institute of Public Health of Romania, National Screening Programme LIST OF INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS 1. Alban Ylli, Institute of Public health, Albania 2. Jonida Seferi, Ministry of Health, Albania 3. Nevila Caushi, Ministry of Health, Albania 4. Tonin Bushaj, Regional Hospital Lezha, Albania 5. Verica Kralj, Croatian National Institute of Public Health, Croatia 6. Ivana Brkić Biloš, Croatian National Institute of Public Health, Croatia 7. Mario Šekerija, Croatian National Institute of Public Health, Croatia 8. Davor Plažanin, Croatian National Institute of Public Health, Croatia 9. Inbar Zucker, Ministry of Health, Israel 10. Avni Shlomit, Ministry of Health, Israel 11. Igor Spiroski, Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Macedonia, FYR Macedonia 12. Nermina Fakovikj, Ministry of health, FYR Macedonia 13. Sanja Sazdovska, Ministry of health, FYR Macedonia 14. Dance Gudeva Nikovska, Ministry of health, FYR Macedonia 15. Elizabeta Zisovska, Agency for quality and accreditation of HC facilities, FYR Macedonia 16. Carolina Cerniciuc, Ministry of Health , Republic of Moldova 17. Olga Cernelev, National Public Health Centre, republic of Moldova 18. Gordana Belamaric, Ministry of Health, Republic Serbia 19. Ana Jovicevic, Institute for Oncology and Radiology of Serbia, Belgrade, Republic Serbia 20. Nevenka Pavlovic, Institute of Public Health of Belgrade, Republic Serbia 21. Aleksandra Vlačić, Ministry of Health, Republic Serbia 22. Mutlu Ince, Ministry for European Union Affairs, Turkey 23. Naser Ramdani, National Institute of Public Health, Kosovo 24. Merita Berisha, National Institute of Public Health, Kosovo 14 | P a g e Report, EC TAIEX Multi-country workshop on monitoring NCDs and health inequalities related to NCDs : defining minimal set of indicators , INT MARKT 58073, Podgorica, Montenegro, 29-30 January 2015 25. Ilir Begolli, National Institute of Public Health, Kosovo 26. Gani Shabani, Ministry of Health, Kosovo 27. Mentor Sadiku, Ministry of Health, Kosovo Remark: None of the participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina participated. Only one participant from Turkey arrived for the event. PARTICIPANTS FROM MONTENEGRO 1. Boban Mugosa, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 2. Mensud Grbovic, Ministry of Health of Montenegro 3. Natasa Terzic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 4. Milica Stanisic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 5. Vladimir Janjevic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 6. Rajko Strahinja, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 7. Djurdjica Ostojic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 8. Dragan Likic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 9. Adrijana Vujovic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 10. Jovana Vukovic-Lekovic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 11. Ljiljana Golubovic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 12. Veselinka Beatovic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 13. Zorica Djordjevic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 14. Ivana Joksimovic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 15. Rada Sparavalo, General Hospital Niksic 16. Igor Bjeladinovic, General Hospital Kotor 17. Valentina Kalinic, General Hospital Bar 18. Mirjana Nedovic Vukovic, Institute of Public Health of Montenegro 19. Snezana Radovanic, General Hospital Berane 20. Snezana Vujosevic, Clinical Centre of Montenegro 21. Olivera Boskovic, Clinical Centre of Montenegro 22. Aneta Boskovic, Clinical Centre of Montenegro 23. Mirko Saranovic, General Hospital Bar 24. Lea Riger, General Hospital Niksic 25. Milovan Kalezic, Clinical Centre of Montenegro 26. Dijana Asanović, Clinical Centre of Montenegro 27. Nebojsa Crnogorac, Clinical Centre of Montenegro 28. Danilo Martinovic, Clinical centre of Montenegro 29. Mirjana Djuranovic, Ministry of Health of Montenegro 30. Nina Milovic, Ministry of Health of Montenegro 31. Katarina Bogavac, Ministry of Health of Montenegro 15 | P a g e