National health strategies
Many health issues have to be addressed on a nationwide basis, with closely coordinated activities. The national health strategies adopted by the federal government define goals, approaches and measures in various areas of health policy. Find out here about national strategies in areas such as antibiotic resistance, non-communicable diseases, addiction, and Covid-19.
COVID-19 +: Endemic Strategy
The COVID-19 + Endemic Strategy defines the objectives and the key actions for dealing with SARS-CoV-2 and other respiratory viruses in the longer term. The strategy is intended to help reduce the burden of disease in the population and prevent the healthcare system from being overwhelmed.
National Strategy for the Prevention of Non-communicable Diseases
A healthy lifestyle would help prevent many non-communicable diseases and reduce their consequences. This is where the NCD strategy and its partners come in.
NOSO Strategy: reduce Hospital and nursing home infections
Reducing the number of hospital and nursing home infections – that is the goal of the National Strategy for the Monitoring, Prevention and Control of Healthcare-Associated Infections (NOSO Strategy).
National Strategy on Addiction
The National Strategy on Addiction aims to prevent the development of addiction, provide help to people with an addiction and reduce the negative impact on health and society.