This technical guidance supports EU/EEA countries in their efforts to estimate their national hepatitis C burden as part of monitoring progress toward the elimination targets. Conclusions: An evidence-based protocol for undertaking HCV prevalence serosurveys in the general population reflecting the different needs, resources and epidemiological situations has been developed, effectively implemented and refined through piloting. Ekaterina KANEVA, Senior Researcher Cited by 207 of Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry SB RAS Read 85 publications Contact Ekaterina KANEVA. Through piloting, the survey approaches were effectively implemented to produce HCV prevalence estimates and the pilots highlighted the strengths and limitations of each approach and key lessons learnt were used to improve the protocol. The protocol was piloted and finalized covering minimum and gold standards for all steps to be implemented from sampling, data protection and ethical issues, recruitment, specimen collection and laboratory testing options, staff training, data management and analysis and budget considerations. A decision algorithm advising which approach to use was developed. Results: The protocol includes three alternative study approaches: a stand-alone survey a "nested" survey within an existing health survey and a retrospective testing survey approach. An international multidisciplinary expert group was consulted regularly.
The methodological elements of the protocol were piloted and evaluated in Bulgaria, Finland and Italy, and lessons learnt from the pilots were integrated in the final protocol. Methods: From 2016 to 2019 a team from the Robert Koch-Institute contracted by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control synthesized evidence on existing HCV prevalence surveys and survey methodology and drafted a protocol. This project aimed to develop and pilot standardized protocols for undertaking nationally representative HCV prevalence surveys in the general adult population. in Media and Public Communication and the Graduate Certificate in Public Diplomacy. Existing HCV prevalence studies in the European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) countries are heterogeneous and often of poor quality due to non-probability based sampling methods, small sample sizes and lack of standardization, leading to poor national representativeness. What I do I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Media, Film, and Journalism Studies, where I also serve as Director of the M.A. It can be downloaded from the following link.Background: A robust estimate of the number of people with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is essential for an appropriate public health response and for monitoring progress toward the WHO goal of eliminating viral hepatitis. research assesses this relationship over three election cycles (2016. The authors decided on open access to the electronic version of the monograph. Analysis of the 2016, 2018, and 2020 elections. The monograph is intended for specialists in the field of planning and monitoring of innovation activities, researchers and teachers of the economic universities. Nonspatial types of proximity, the cognitive and the structural-technological proximity, between regions have been considered, with quantitative estimates of their impact on the establishment of new knowledge in the regions of the Russian Federation. Exhibition dates: 19th November 2016 5th February 2017 Curator: Julie Ewington Bronwyn Oliver (Australian, 1959-2006) Mantle. Sustainability assessment is based on a first large-scale survey on environmental aspects of sustainability of agricultural farms in the country carried out in 2016. Econometric models with endogenous technical progress have been developed to assess the impact of the knowledge economy sectors, the R&D, education and health, on the rates of economic growth in Russian regions. Kaneva (2011) observed the range of disciplines in the literature, from marketing and brand management to public relations and, more recently, public diplomacy. The authors present a methodological approach to assessing the impact of science, innovation and knowledge flows in relation to the main elements of the knowledge economy that ensured the economic growth of the regions of the Russian Federation in 2005–2016. ‘Ireland 2016’, was judged to have delivered an inclusive programme of events that engaged with the wider public. Miroslav Mihailov, Dimitar Kostadinov, Radka Kaneva, Vanio Mitev.
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