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NCHS international statistics programs: bilateral and multilateral collaborations [August 2019]

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    NCHS collaborates with countries around the world and participates in a wide range of international initiatives. These programs consist of cooperative ventures on analytical and methodological issues, technical assistance, consultation, training, information exchange, and liaison with multinational agencies. Additionally, NCHS sponsors and hosts international meetings and symposia in order to foster the sharing of scientific information. Through these efforts, NCHS seeks ; to improve the availability and advance the quality and comparability of health data in the United States and other countries. ; Three fact sheets describe international statistics activities at NCHS. In addition to this fact sheet on bilateral and multilateral collaborations, fact sheets on “Collaborations with the United Nations and Other International Organizations” and “Washington Group on Disability Statistics” are available from the NCHS website. ; For more information about NCHS visit https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/isp. ; CS309439 ; factsheet-nchs-international-stat-programs.pdf
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