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J Health Polit Policy Law · Oct 2012
ReviewTackling the health divide in Europe: the role of the World Health Organization.
- David J Hunter.
- Durham University.
- J Health Polit Policy Law. 2012 Oct 1; 37 (5): 867-78.
AbstractEurope faces major health challenges in addition to its well-reported economic and financial difficulties. Despite the overall improvement in population health, significant inequalities remain, with a growing gap between rich and poor. WHO Europe, covering fifty-three member states, is committed to helping European governments meet the complex challenge posed by the "silent epidemic" of noncommunicable diseases. In September 2012 WHO launched Health 2020, an ambitious new health policy framework and strategy. Its success requires a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach to improving health and well-being, informed by the latest evidence on cost-effective interventions. This review considers the prospects for success.
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