Agenda (3 pp, 78 Kb)
Presentations (PowerPoint or PDF, up to 5422 Kb, titles translated for user orientation)
General
- CAMDI Progress Report (in Spanish)
- Proposal to Improve Diabetes Care in Central America (in Spanish)
- CAMDI-QUALIDIAB: Quality of Diabetes Care in Central America: Preliminary Analysis
- CDC: Survey Weights: An Example from Honduras
- Overview of Central American STEPS (in Spanish)
- From Survey to Surveillance
From the Countries
- Belize Diabetes, Hypertension & Risk-Factors Survey
- Costa Rica: CAMDI Costa Rica (in Spanish)
- Guatemala: I II III (in Spanish)
- Honduras: Prevalence of Diabetes Mellitus, Arterial Hypertension, and Associated Factors: Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 2003–2004 (in Spanish)
- Mexico-USA (border):Diabetes Prevention & Control Project on the Mexican-US Border (in Spanish)
- Mexico (Veracruz): VIDA Proyect (in Spanish)
- Nicaragua: Multinational Survey on Diabetes, Hypertension, and Their Risk Factors: Managua, Nicaragua 2003 (in Spanish)
PAHO Links
About DOTA |
VIDA Project |
Pan American STEPS |
PAHO Diabetes Page
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General Objectives
- Evaluate progress and results of activities related to the multinational survey on diabetes, hypertension, and risk factors for noncommunicable diseases (CAMDI-1).
- Discuss the details of the multinational analysis and publication of the results.
- Review plans for the intervention (CAMDI-2).
- Begin planning the extension of the surveillance project (CAMDI-3).
Specific Objectives
- Present activities developed and in progress in each country and preliminary results.
- Continue with the elaboration of the data analysis.
- Continue the development of articles and monographs using the survey results.
- Discuss proposals and coordinate strategies for implementing the intervention to improve quality of care.
- Develop the plan to expand risk-factor surveillance (CAMDI-3).
Coordinator: Dr. Alberto Barceló, PAHO Regional Advisor on Diabetes.
Participants: National coordinators and PAHO focal points from each country,
Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua and Panamá.
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