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COVID-19: implications for NCDs and the continuity of care in Sub-Saharan Africa

机译：COVID-19:对非传染性疾病和连续性的影响护理在撒哈拉以南非洲

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There has been a rise in non-communicable diseases (NCD) in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), driven by westernization, urbanization and unhealthy lifestyles. The prevalence of NCDs and their risk factors vary considerably in SSA between countries and the various sub-populations. A study documented the prevalence of stroke ranging from 0.07 to 0.3%, diabetes mellitus from 0 to 16%, hypertension from 6 to 48%, obesity from 0.4 to 43%, and current smoking from 0.4 to 71%. The numbers of these NCD cases are predicted to rise over the next decade. However, in the context of a global pandemic such as COVID-19, with the rising cases, lockdowns and deaths recorded worldwide, many people living with NCDs may find accessing care more difficult. The majority of the available resources on the subcontinent have been diverted to focus on the ongoing pandemic. This has caused interruptions in care, complication management, drug pick-up alongside the almost neglected silent NCD epidemic, with major consequences for the health system post the COVID-19 era. We explore the issues surrounding the continuity of care and offer some solutions for Sub-Saharan Africa.
机译：非传染性疾病的上升在撒哈拉以南的非洲(SSA)(非传染性疾病),由西化、城市化和不健康的的生活方式。因素之间的SSA相差很大国家和各个亚类。研究记录了中风的发病率等从0.07到0.3%,糖尿病从0到从6 - 48% 16%,高血压,肥胖从0.4从0.4到71%至43%,目前的吸烟。预计非传染性疾病的病例数上升在接下来的十年。COVID-19等全球大流行,不断上升的情况下,锁定和死亡记录在世界范围内,许多人生活在非传染性疾病可能会发现访问护理更加困难。次大陆上的可用资源被转移到关注正在进行的大流行。这在保健造成干扰,并发症管理、药物一起提货几乎被忽视的无声的非传染性疾病流行卫生系统的严重的后果COVID-19时代。护理的连续性和提供一些解决方案对撒哈拉以南非洲地区。

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