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Every guideline approved by WHO's Guidelines Review Committee, with GRADE evidence tables, systematic review annexes and web annexes.
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Official sourceNational health policies, acts, circulars, standard treatment protocols and public notices issued for Nepal's federal, provincial and local health systems.
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Official sourceFiscal-year national health programme performance: service coverage, HMIS indicators, disease programme results and district-level tables.
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Official sourceSystematic reviews of health interventions with plain-language summaries; abstracts and summaries are openly readable worldwide.
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Official sourceOver 37 million citations from MEDLINE, life-science journals and online books, with links to full text where available.
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Official sourceRegional strategies, country cooperation strategies and technical reports covering the 11 SEAR member states including Nepal.
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Official sourceWHO's core statistics repository: over a thousand indicators by country and year, with metadata describing how each is estimated.
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Official sourceDemographic and Health Survey datasets and final reports, including Nepal's rounds, covering fertility, child mortality, nutrition, immunisation and service utilisation.
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Official sourceEstimates of deaths, DALYs, YLLs and risk-factor attribution by country, age, sex and year.
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Official sourceHealth expenditure, workforce density, immunisation and mortality series with downloadable CSV and API access.
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Official sourceCensus results, population projections and household survey reports — the denominators used in Nepali health rate calculations.
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Official sourceNear-real-time alerts and impact estimates for earthquakes, floods, cyclones and other hazards, with population exposure figures.
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Official sourceEditorial starting points, not popularity rankings.
Calculators, reference managers, GIS and statistics.
WHO, World Bank, DHS, Nepal Census and report guides.
Institutional training; confirm availability and certificates.
NHRC, Wellcome and other primary funding directories.
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Start with Health Statistics, Nepal Census and DHS publication records. Keep the survey year, indicator definition and source with every figure; editorial report guides are not raw datasets.
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The 1978 Alma-Ata Declaration called for 'Health for All by the Year 2000' through primary health care — essential, affordable, community-based services. The 2018 Astana Declaration renewed that commitment.
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View connectionsAntimicrobial resistance happens when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites stop responding to medicines. Bacterial AMR was directly responsible for an estimated 1.27 million deaths in 2019.
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View connectionsPrevention guidance, vaccine schedules and travel health notices maintained by US public health authorities.
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View connectionsWHO calls climate change the single biggest health threat facing humanity. Rising temperatures, extreme weather, vector shifts and air pollution already affect health in Nepal and worldwide.
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View connectionsA practical educational guide to consent, history taking, physical examination, vital signs, major clinical signs, documentation and urgent referral for frontline health workers.
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View connectionsCOVID-19 was declared a PHEIC in January 2020 and a pandemic in March 2020, and the emergency ended in May 2023. It exposed gaps in preparedness, equity and trust — and showed the power of science and community action.
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