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Implementing health related SDGs through a human rights perspective Social Forum Implementing health related SDGs through a human rights perspective in the context of the HIV Epidemic 2nd October 2017 | Geneva, Switzerland Ricardo Baptista Leite, MP, MD, PhD(c) Medical Doctor and Member of the Portuguese Parliament Member of the Parliamentary Health Committee | Foreign Affairs Committee Founder & President of UNITE – Parliamentarians Network to End HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and Tuberculosis Head of Public Health | Católica University of Portugal Guest Lecturer | NOVA Medical School and NOVA Information Management School City Councilor of Cascais ricardo.baptistaleite@gmail.com | @RBaptistaLeite

Portugal: Cascais – Sintra – Estoril Coast @RBaptistaLeite

Number of New HIV Infections 1983-2016 HIV in Portugal Number of New HIV Infections 1983-2016 1979 1983 1996 2000 2011-2014 TROIKA 1st Dx HIV in Portugal HAART Drug Addiction as Health Problem @RBaptistaLeite

HIV in Portugal 2011 | TROIKA@Portugal @RBaptistaLeite

HIV in Portugal 2011 | HIV Resolution @RBaptistaLeite

Number of New HIV Infections 1983-2016 HIV in Portugal Number of New HIV Infections 1983-2016 2015 1979 1983 1996 2000 2016 2011-2014 HEP C TROIKA 1st Dx HIV in Portugal HAART Drug Addiction as Health Problem T&T Fast Track Cities PrEP @RBaptistaLeite

Cascais, Lisbon and Oporto on the Fast Track to end AIDS Lisbon, 29th May 2017 @RBaptistaLeite

90 – 90 – 90 Biomedical approach to HIV @RBaptistaLeite

HIV as a social and life-long condition 4th ‘90’ Good Health-related Quality-of-Life HIV as a social and life-long condition Lazarus et al. BMC Medicine (2016) 14:94 @RBaptistaLeite

Restore health, when compromised Minimize suffering and malaise The Evolution of Healthcare Goals of Medicine Promote health Preserve health Restore health, when compromised Minimize suffering and malaise Nutbeam D. Health Promotion Glossary. Health Promotion International, 13(4): 349-364. 1999; http://ww2.ecclesbourne.derbyshire.sch.uk/ @RBaptistaLeite

The Evolution of Healthcare Industrial Revolution @RBaptistaLeite

‘Industrialization’ of Healthcare Health Factory, Norway, 2010 @RBaptistaLeite

The Evolution of Healthcare Rising Costs of Healthcare Rising Expenditure in healthcare (projection) + Failure to Reduce Burden of Disease Expenses in healthcare (in % of GDP) 2010-2060 @RBaptistaLeite

The Evolution of Healthcare Outcomes Matter @RBaptistaLeite

Value-based Healthcare The Evolution of Healthcare Outcomes Matter Community Value-based Healthcare @RBaptistaLeite

Cascais 2030 DIGITAL PORTAL @RBaptistaLeite

The commitment: Cascais 2030 SDG Checklist @RBaptistaLeite

Cascais 2030 DIGITAL PORTAL Cascais 2030 LOCAL NETWORK @RBaptistaLeite

SMART HEALTH CASCAIS SDG3: Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all @RBaptistaLeite

Leave no one behind… @RBaptistaLeite

@RBaptistaLeite

Taking action to deliver on global policy goals Members of Parliament Approve national budgets Directly change local and national policies Interface between Governments and the People Revisit the Dublin Declaration on Partnership to Fight HIV/AIDS1, and ensure that its monitoring adopts a ‘life-long’ approach to the health and social inclusion of PLHIV. @RBaptistaLeite

Taking action to deliver on global policy goals Still MP’s are excluded from International - Multilateral workgroups and decision processes @RBaptistaLeite

TAKING ACTION TO DELIVER ON GLOBAL POLICY GOALS There is a need to foster an organized network of Parliamentarians to fight HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and Tuberculosis to: Keep these diseases high on the political agenda Address life-long quality of life, inequality, exclusion and changing epidemiological trends Generate synergies in action by approaching the 3 interrelated epidemics together Focus responses and expand testing in key populations Ensure access to treatment Promote research & innovation @RBaptistaLeite

It’s time to UNITE. It’s time to end HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and Tuberculosis. It’s time to UNITE. www.unitenetwork.org With the support and under the auspices of ricardo.baptistaleite@gmail.com | @RBaptistaLeite