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National diabetes project

Area

Partners

 

Project responsible

 

Duration

Project budget

WDF contribution

Project number

Vietnam

Ministry of Health, Vietnam

WHO, regional office Manila

Dr. Ta Van Binh, MoH Vietnam

Dr. G. Galea, WHO

January 2004 - March 2008

USD 873,550

USD 412,450

WDF02-013   

Objective

The project aims to improve the quality of diabetes care in Vietnam through a community approach to prevention, control and management of diabetes.

Expected impact

  • All known people with diabetes in the target area will have access to diabetes care
  • 60% of all known people with diabetes in the target area will be managed and self-managed effectively
  • 80% of the population in target area (1 million people) will have a good understanding of how to prevent diabetes
  • All doctors and 20% of nurses in 20 district centres and 400 commune centres are trained in diabetes

Results to date as of March 2006

  • Diabetes screening is being done at district level in the 2 site provinces.
  • The implementation of diabetes clinics in district hospitals is done in 5 out 8 districts in Thai Binh Province. None of the two involved provinces (Thsai Binh and Thanh Hoa Province) had any diabetes care facilities before project start. The establishment of diabetes clinics at provincial level and partly at district level has an important impact on the treatment of diabetes.
  • Guidelines on diabetes management, prevention and clinical practice have been elaborated and printed in 7000 copies
  • Training of medical staff in use of the diabetes guidelines has been done
  • The diabetes clubs created through the project are proving to be a big success among people with diabetes
  • Diabetes awareness and prevention campaigns are being carried out to a large

 

Additional information on the project can be found here.

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