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Better data for better health in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia


About the collaboration between IHME and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

The Ministry of Health (MOH) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and IHME have partnered to develop a world-class integrated surveillance and burden of disease monitoring system. This system is unique in the region and can be a model for other countries. Through this collaboration, IHME and the MOH designed and implemented a baseline household survey, the Saudi Health Interview Survey, to gather data related to select burden of disease and risk factors at the national level.

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