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Proximal outcomes of the ‘Making every contact count’ (MECC) approach in healthcare settings: a rapid review
Non-communicable diseases represent one of the main health challenges of the 21st century; most of their risk factors are modifiable. The 'Making Every Contact Count' (MECC) strategy, first implemented in the United Kingdom, introduces an opportunistic approach to the delivery of prevention messages
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