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Why is Primary Health Care considered the 'first' level of contact between the individual and the health system?
Because it is the closest level of care to the people
What is the main focus of Primary Health Care?
Maximizing community and individual self-reliance
What was the significance of the Alma Ata Declaration in 1978?
Emphasized priority healthcare for disadvantaged populations
Which statement best describes the Declaration of Astana?
Highlighted the critical role of Primary Health Care globally
What are the key components included in Primary Health Care?
Health promotion, illness prevention, care of the sick, advocacy, and community development
Why is Primary Health Care described as 'socially appropriate'?
Because it considers cultural norms and values in service delivery
What is the main goal of the Astana Declaration in terms of primary health care?
To ensure everyone has access to the highest standard of health
Which of the following is NOT a principle of Primary Health Care (PHC)?
Individual responsibility
According to the Alma-Ata declaration, what does Primary Health Care (PHC) aim to provide?
Health care accessible to individuals and families in the community
What is one of the elements of Primary Health Care (PHC) as mentioned in the text?
Training of medical assistants and community health workers
Which strategy is NOT part of the WHO's strategy for Primary Health Care as per the text?
Enhancing technological advancements in healthcare
Why is the connection of the Astana Declaration to the UN Sustainable Development Goals considered a strong point?
Because it aligns with broader global agendas for sustainable development
Learn about the fundamental concepts of primary health care, including its role as the first point of contact between individuals and the health system, provision of essential care, and management of prevalent health issues. Explore the significance of primary health care centers and its adoption as a core policy by the World Health Organization.
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