Trainee Intern Suzianna Raza

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Trainee Intern Suzianna Raza STEPS SURVEY Trainee Intern Suzianna Raza

What Is Steps? Set of questionnaires used by WHO to find out prevalence and risk factors of NCD 3 steps-questions about lifestyle/ measurements/blood tests Form of surveillance system that helps monitor the trends of NCD

STEPS 2002 15-64 Feb-may 2002 Prevalence Risk factors 6783

VSHC 2600 25-64yrs NCD intervention

2002 2012 VSHC(2012) Overweight/obese 58.5% 66.9% 60.51% Average BMI 26.8 27.9 27.34 Average BP 126.0/73.3 128.4/79.4 129.29/83.19 Inc.BP 24.2% 31% 33.64% Inc.RBS 19.6% 29.6% 28.67% 5 servings of fruits/veg 66% <1 serving fruits 26% <1 vegetables 85% 94%

18% 2002 (Fiji) 2012 VSHC (2012) Tobacco use daily 17.5% 16.6% Average age of starting smoking 22.2 20.07 20.8 % who smoke manufactured cigarettes 77.7% 78.3% 74.7% % alcohol consumption 21.6% 30.6% 30.88% Kava Consumption 59.6% 58.9% 48.71%

Conclusion increase in the overall prevalence of NCD Better strategies to tackle this

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