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Health technology and primary health care
Social Science & Medicine. Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, 1978To meet the basic health and disease-related needs of the world's people, particularly of those in the developing countries, exacting health system planning with emphasis on the primary level of care will be required. Regardless ofcountry or region, primary care services need to meet certain basic criteria, i.e. (i) to address particularly those health
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Tropical Doctor, 1980
There are many problems related to the planning and delivery of primary health care services. Shortage of appropriately trained health personnel is a principal obstacle to delivery of primary health care services. Expanding the training of traditional health workers has failed to solve the service delivery problem.
N R, Fendall, I C, Tiwari
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There are many problems related to the planning and delivery of primary health care services. Shortage of appropriately trained health personnel is a principal obstacle to delivery of primary health care services. Expanding the training of traditional health workers has failed to solve the service delivery problem.
N R, Fendall, I C, Tiwari
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Journal of Public Health Policy, 1982
Concurrently with the development of the general health services infrastructure in India several special health programs were instituted at the national level to provide a massive and concentrated assault on the major public health problems of malaria smallpox cholera trachoma tuberculosis leprosy filariasis and the rapid population growth.
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Concurrently with the development of the general health services infrastructure in India several special health programs were instituted at the national level to provide a massive and concentrated assault on the major public health problems of malaria smallpox cholera trachoma tuberculosis leprosy filariasis and the rapid population growth.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1972
At a time of resurging interest in the use of interdisciplinary health care teams, the experience of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Health Center in south Bronx in developing such teams should be instructive. The inadequacies of traditional physician and nurse training for primary-care team practice are believed to have led to many of the problems ...
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At a time of resurging interest in the use of interdisciplinary health care teams, the experience of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Health Center in south Bronx in developing such teams should be instructive. The inadequacies of traditional physician and nurse training for primary-care team practice are believed to have led to many of the problems ...
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The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 1987
Abstract‘Selective primary health care’ and other recent vertical health strategies have been justified on the grounds that the broad primary health care (PHC) approach cannot be afforded by developing countries in the present constrained economic circumstances. This judgement is too sweeping.
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Abstract‘Selective primary health care’ and other recent vertical health strategies have been justified on the grounds that the broad primary health care (PHC) approach cannot be afforded by developing countries in the present constrained economic circumstances. This judgement is too sweeping.
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Developing primary health care
Veterinary Record, 2015WE welcome Stephen May's Viewpoint article on developing a scholarship of primary health care ( VR , June 27, 2015, vol 176, pp 677-682). It raises two critical, long-neglected and related issues: the potential benefits of primary health care and the role of the generalist; and the importance of undergraduate training in the context of general, first ...
Erwin, Höhn, Adi, Nell
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An Overview of Primary Health Care
International Journal of Health Services, 1976Primary health care has become a focus of interest from the World Health Organization down. The hopes that more emphasis on primary care will lead to less expensive and better care will not be realized unless a more critical analysis of its problems is undertaken and some of its defects and deficiencies put right.
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Computers in Primary Health Care
1991The primary health care concept holds the key to make “Health for All by the year 2000 AD” a reality and not remain just a slogan. If an effective health care service is to be provided to the larger population mass living in the rural areas of the developing countries. Then the primary health care delivery must be strengthened.
A. K. Singh +4 more
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Caring For Diabetics In Primary Health
Nursing Standard, 1987Diabetes nurse specialists are joining forces with practice nurses to produce guidelines to help practice nurses caring for diabetics in the primary health care setting.
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The Lancet, 1985
Conference sur l'organisation des services sanitaires autres que les hopitaux: unites mobiles, formation d'infirmieres, sage-femmes et auxiliaires sur place, realisation d'«infrastructures»: creusement de puits, fosses, latrines, etc.
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Conference sur l'organisation des services sanitaires autres que les hopitaux: unites mobiles, formation d'infirmieres, sage-femmes et auxiliaires sur place, realisation d'«infrastructures»: creusement de puits, fosses, latrines, etc.
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