Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) not only lead the way with respect to mortality
Research Poster
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) not only lead the way with respect to mortality rates at a global level but also account for the majority of deaths in high-income countries. According to Bashir (2021), the most common causes of death in Saudi Arabia are ischemic heart disease, road injuries, stroke, chronic kidney disease, lower respiratory tract infections, Alzheimer’s disease, conflict and terror, cirrhosis, neonatal disorders, and diabetes mellitus.
Select one of the causes of death listed above, then assemble a research poster specific to your selected topic and how it progressed to a goal in Saudi Vision 2030. Approach the topic as if you are gathering sources to present this research at a conference. Be sure your references address:
- How is your selected cause of death addressed by Saudi Vision 2030?
- What are some of the methods in obtaining research and data for shaping KSA policy regarding your selected cause of death?
- Any challenges to collecting evidence-based information.
- Health policy laws implementing positive social changes in this area of healthcare.
- What is the importance of this information?
- Why is your selected cause of death relevant to your audience or field of study?
- How is it applicable beyond these contexts?
Reference
Bashar, S. (2021). Leading cause of death in comparison to COVID-19
in Saudi Arabia. European Review for Medical and Pharmacological Sciences, 25, 2468-2469. https://www.europeanreview.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2468-2469.pdf
This Research Poster should meet the following criteria:
- Include sections for: Introduction, Literature Review, Methods, Results, and Conclusion. Include a title slide and references slide.
- Provide support for your statements with in-text citations from a minimum of six scholarly articles.
- Be formatted according to APA 7th edition writing guidelines.
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