Where is WHO heading? Which interactions of research agenda and policy?
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1 Where is WHO heading? Which interactions of research agenda and policy? V. Poznyak, MD, PhD Coordinator, Management of Substance Abuse Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse e WHO strategy on research for health (2010): activity areas Measuring the magnitude and distribution of the health problems Understanding the causes and the determinants of health problems Developing and elaborating solutions or interventions that will help to prevent or mitigate the problems Translating the solutions or evidence into policies, programs, practices and products Evaluating the impact/effectiveness of these solutions on the level and distribution of the health problems
2 Priority areas for substance use and SUD Monitoring trends and measuring the magnitude and distribution of health problems attributable to alcohol and drug use and addictive behaviours Operational/implementation research on key directions of interventions and service development Health policy and health systems research Too big disease burden attributable to psychoactive substance use (WHO, 2009)
3 Disease burden attributable to different risk factors in 1990 and 2010 (Lim et al, Lancet, 2012; 380: ) Strengthening global, regional and national monitoring systems Exposure indicators Alcohol adult (15+) per capita consumption Prevalence of substance use (lifetime, 12 months, 30 days) Substance use pattern indicators 60 g on occasion during the last 30 days) Estimated prevalence of injection drug use Substance-related morbidity and mortality Treatment demand indicators Age-standardized death rates (RTA, liver cirrhosis...) YLL, DALYs
4 Global Information System on Alcohol and Health (GISAH) There are over 200 indicators on GISAH. Data can be exporteded as EXCEL files. Definitions for each indicator are provided through a link to the WHO Indicator and Measurement Registry (IMR). This allows downloading of an Indicator booklet of GISAH indicators. Indicators can be highlighted on the theme page including interactive maps. Static maps are accessible in the Global Health Observatory Map Gallery. Country profiles can be downloaded from the theme page. WHO Global Monitoring Activities on Alcohol and Health GSR on alcohol and health (2011): Highly commended in the public health category in the British Medical Association (BMA) Book competition 2012 Global Survey on Alcohol and Health 2012 completed Additional component to improve estimates of unrecorded consumption (2013) New WHO estimates for alcohol-attributable disease burden for 2011 to be produced by 2014 Next Global Status Report on Alcohol and Health planned to be launched in February 2014
5 WHO Global Information System on Prevention and Treatment Resources for Substance Use Disorders Released 26 June 2012 on the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Drug Trafficking Is a part of the WHO Global Health Observatory (GHO) In 2013 revision of data collection tool and information system structure 2014: new data collection from WHO Member States Integration of epidemiological data across substances. Indicator domains for monitoring implementation of strategies and action plans on alcohol
6 High-level Meeting 113 Member States 34 Presidents and Prime- Ministers 3 Vice-Presidents and Deputy Prime-Ministers 51 Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Health 11 Heads of UN Agencies 100s of NGOs UN High-level Meeting on NCDs (New York, September 2011) Political Declaration Establish multisectoral national plans by 2013 Integrate NCDs into health-planning processes and the national development agenda Promote multisectoral action through whole-ofgovernment approaches Set national targets and measure results Increase domestic resources What WHO is doing Develop a global monitoring framework and targets Develop a global implementation plan Provide technical support to developing countries Identify options for partnerships Coordinate work with other UN Agencies Measure results World Health Assembly in May 2012: Decided to adopt a global target of a 25% reduction in premature mortality from noncommunicable diseases by 2025 Global Monitoring Framework for Prevention and Control of NCDs: 9 targets for 2025
7 Alcohol-related indicators Total (recorded and unrecorded) alcohol per capita (15+ years old) consumption within a calendar year in litres of pure alcohol, as appropriate, within the national context Age-standardized prevalence of heavy episodic drinking among adolescents and adults, as appropriate, within the national context Alcohol-related morbidity and mortality among adolescents and adults, as appropriate, within the national context. Sixty-sixth World Health Assembly (21-28 May, 2013) Comprehensive mental health action plan NCD Action Plan and Global Monitoring Framework for NCDs Program Budget
8 Comprehensive mental health action plan Objective 4. To strengthen information systems, evidence and research for mental health. Improve research capacity and academic collaboration, particularly operational research with direct relevance to service development and implementation, including the establishment of centres of excellence with clear standards " Improve research capacity to assess needs and to evaluate services and programmes Conduct research on the efficacy of interventions for treatment and recovery. Mental Health Gap Action Program Objectives Achieve significantly higher coverage with key interventions in the resource-poor countries Increase the commitment of governments, international organizations and other stakeholders Priority conditions Depression and anxiety disorders Psychotic disorders Mental disorders in children and adolescents Dementia Disorders due to use of alcohol Disorders due to drug use Epilepsy Suicide
9 Operational research on key directions of interventions and service development WHO Global Research Initiative on Alcohol, Health and Development H2O (Harm to others) Child development and prenatal risk factor exposure (FASD) Alcohol and infectious diseases (HIV, TB) Alcohol policy development in less resourced countries Effectiveness of web-based e-health interventions for hazardous and harmful use of alcohol Cost-effectiveness of interventions Field testing of ICD-11 (internet- and clinic-based) Web portals on alcohol and health with selfhelp interventions (En, Es, Pt, Ru)
10 WHO Guidelines for identification and management of substance use and SUD in pregnancy Covering alcohol, drugs and tobacco (separate components). Illicit drugs component is implemented in collaboration with UNODC and funded by the US government. First meeting of the Guidelines Development Group for alcohol and drugs in PAHO, Washington, DC, USA, 29 January-1 February Second meeting of the GDG September 2013 in WHO Geneva, Switzerland. Release of guidelines early Health Policy and Health System Research: recent developments The World Health Report 2010 on health systems financing UN General Assembly (2012) resolution "Global Health and Foreign Policy" reaffirmed the central role of the concept of Universal Health Coverage Ensuring access to health services Financial risk protection The World Health Report 2013 "Research for Universal Health Coverage"
11 WHO Concept of Universal Health Coverage: three dimensions (WHO, 2010) Health services that are needed Number of people that need them Costs to whoever much pay users and thirdparty funders Results chain for universal health coverage (WHO, 2013)
12 Framework for measuring and monitoring coverage of health services (WHO, 2013) WHO-UNODC Program on Drug Dependence Treatment and Care In 2010 activities in 4 countries In 2013 activities in 15 countries Collaboration at three levels: Global Regional Country
13 UNODC/WHO discussion paper "Principles of Drug Dependence Treatment" (March 2008) 1. Availability and accessibility of treatment 2. Screening, diagnosis and treatment planning 3. Evidence-informed treatment 4. Treatment, human rights and patient dignity 5. Targeting special groups and conditions 6. Treatment and criminal justice system 7. Community involvement and patient participation 8. Clinical governance of treatment 9. Treatment systems UNODC-WHO discussion paper on opioid overdose (released in June 2013)
14 Ten common mistakes in the dissemination of new interventions (WHO, 2013, based on Dearing, 2009) 1. Assuming that evidence matters to potential adopters 2. Substituting the perceptions of researchers for those of potential adopters 3. Using intervention creators as intervention communicators 4. Introducing interventions before they are ready 5. Assuming that information will influence decision-making Ten common mistakes in the dissemination of new interventions (WHO, 2013, based on Dearing, 2009) 6. Confusing authority with influence 7. Allowing innovators to gain primacy in dissemination efforts 8. Failing to distinguish between change agents, authority figures, opinion leaders and innovation champions 9. Selecting demonstration sites on criteria of motivation and capacity 10.Advocating single interventions as the solution to a problem
15 Interaction of research agenda and policy Monitoring trends, distribution and determinants of substance use attributable health burden Evaluating the impact of alcohol and drug policy changes on the level and distribution of the health burden attributable to substance use and addictive behaviours Translating the evidence into policies, programs, practices and products Research for measuring and monitoring the coverage of health services for substance use disorders and related conditions. WHO Collaborative Study on Substitution Therapy of Opioid Dependence and HIV/AIDS - Heroin use Number of uses per day Baseline 3-month 6-month China Indonesia Thailand Iran Australia Lithuania Poland
16 WHO Policy and Guidance Documents for Agonist Pharmacotherapy of Opioid Dependence Effective prevention policy measures exist Regulating and restricting availability of alcoholic beverages; Reducing demand through taxation and pricing mechanisms; Regulating the marketing of alcoholic beverages (in particular to younger people); Enacting appropriate drink-driving policies; Raising awareness and support for effective policies. Implementing screening programmes and brief interventions for hazardous and harmful use of alcohol.
17 Developed through a long and intense collaboration between the WHO Secretariat and Member States. Incorporates, when relevant and appropriate, the outcomes of consultations with stakeholders, including the industry and NGOs. Represents a unique consensus among WHO 194 Member States on ways to tackle harmful use of alcohol at all levels. Global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol endorsed by 63 rd World Health Assembly the global strategy for reducing the harmful use of alcohol is a true breakthrough.... The strategy sends a powerful message: countries are willing to work together to take a tough stand against the harmful use of alcohol. Dr Margaret Chan Director-General World Health Organization Closing speech at WHA63
18 Partnerships, collaboration and engagement of different stakeholders Global and regional networks of WHO national counterparts Coordinating Council for implementation of the strategy Ad-hoc Working Group linked to NCD Task Force Member States UN agencies and IGOs Managing confliict of interests Informal consultations Road maps for action within their roles Private Sector NGOs Academic Institutions NGOs with three platforms: (1) policy; (2) professional associations; (3) + others. Forthcoming global drug policy debates at UN system High-level segment of Commission on Narcotic Drugs in March 2014 will assess a progress made in the implementation by Member States of the Political Declaration and Plan of Action on International Cooperation towards and Integrated and Balanced Strategy to Counter a World Drug Problem Special Session of the UN General Assembly on the World Drug Problem 2016.
19 Global Monitoring Framework for Prevention and Control of NCDs: 9 targets for 2025 WHO Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Management of Substance Abuse Thank you for your attention Further information at
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