"The importance of primary health as being the foundation of a strong health service is widely accepted." (John Menadue, 2003)
- Primary Health Care Philosophy
- holistic understanding of health
- recognition of multiple determinants of health
- community control over health services
- health promotion and disease prevention
- equity in health care
- research-based methods
- accessible, acceptable, affordable technology
- Primary Health Care Strategies
- needs-based planning
- decentralised management
- education
- intersectoral coordination and cooperation
- balance between health promotion, prevention and treatment
- multi-disciplinary health workers
- Primary Health Care Services
- locally based
- affordable and accessible
- well integrated
- health care teams
- health promotion
- disease prevention
- illness treatment
- rehabilitation services
Source: Centre for Health Equity Training, Research &Evaluation (CHETRE) 2003-2004
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