1. Slovenia Slovenia ( i /slo ʊˈ vi ː niə/ sloh-VEE- nee-ə), officially the Republic of Slovenia i/slo ʊˈ vi ː niə/sloh-VEE- nee-ə area of 20,273 square kilometres (7,827 sq mi) population of 2.05 million the capital and largest city is Ljubljana Ljubljana Infant mortality: 3,4/1000 Life expctancy at age of 65: male – 16,8 y, female 21 y

2. Learning from yesterday Bottom up approach is less effective (entusiasm) Stakeholder – multidisiciplinary approach Systemic national (governance level); public servants and advocacy National advisory council (medical) We all have different kinds of guidelines Quality data missing (lack of national data on cost effectiveness)

3. Priority actions Implement systemic approach in health system on all levels: Health and social institutions (integrated approach) Primary care: define the population in their nutritional risk (f.e. 1/y ?, ?) Preventive-life course approach (raising awarness general population, screening in selected populations)

4. Priority actions - practice: Work on implementation of current documents ( consensus actions) Communication strategy with all target groups (general populations, health workers...) Special programs for social populations at risk Health and social systems (f.e. obligatory body mass screening then implementation of interventions on existing guideliness) National level- longer healthy life years (decrease burden of disease)

5. Performance indicators Presentation of existing guidelines in proffesionals governance bodies Follow up activities in targeted oganisations Later on: % of screened (PCC, H, NH) Number of communication actions (f.e. clipping) Measuring awareness in target population Number of programms for lower SES groups per y and number of included participants