Publications

Publications

All the publications and reports from WKC

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WKC Publications

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Quality of care for chronic conditions: literature review and Delphi survey on the possible contribution of purchasing arrangements in low- and middle-income countries

Premature morbidity and mortality caused by the rapid rise of chronic conditions constitute a major challenge for health systems, especially in low- and...

Evidence gaps on unmet health and social care needs in the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region: executive summary

This publication is part of a collection on monitoring universal health coverage in ageing populations. The collection is based on a series of studies...

Cross-regional study of evidence gaps on unmet needs for health and social care: executive summary

This publication is part of a collection on monitoring universal health coverage in ageing populations. The collection is based on a series of studies...

Evidence gaps on unmet health and social care needs in the WHO South-East Asia Region: executive summary

This publication is part of a collection on monitoring universal health coverage in ageing populations. The collection is based on a series of studies...

WKC Documents

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Long-term care (LTC) involves a range of services that help people live independently and safely when they can no longer carry out routine activities on...

2022 2023 Biennium Report Cover

The WHO Kobe Centre (WKC) is a global research centre focusing on health systems responses to service delivery, sustainable financing, innovations,...

Health EDRM 2024 TOR cover page

The WHO Thematic Platform for Health EDRM was launched by WHO and UNDRR formerly (United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, UNISDR)...

Journal articles

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Feasibility and potential value of a local governmental frail check-up program for the risk assessment of long-term care in apparently healthy older citizens: a prospective study

Earlier identification of individuals at risk of needing long-term care can increase the opportunities for preventive/therapeutic interventions, leading...