Report: Public health guidelines 2014-2020 (Latvia)

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Primary purpose: To improve the health and well-being of the population by reducing health inequalities and ensuring sustainable, people-centered health systems development.

Sponsor, manager or home institution: Ministry of Health.

Type of information: Strategies for improving health outcomes and reducing inequalities through detailed objectives, healthcare system enhancements, and preventive health measures. It also includes multi-sectoral collaboration initiatives and performance metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of health policies and interventions. cancer incidence, healthcare costs, sex, number of deaths, age, year, screening. Click here to learn more.

Data level: national level and regional level.

Cancer areas of interest: C00-C97: All cancer types. Click here to learn more.

Access to information: Click here to access.

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