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What is the definition of Primary Health Care (PHC)?
Primary Health Care (PHC) is the first level of contact between the individual and the health system, providing care that is closest to the people and where the majority of health problems can be satisfactorily managed.
What distinguishes Secondary Health Care from Primary Health Care?
Secondary Health Care deals with more complex problems and is provided by district hospitals, serving as the first referral level.
What are the principles of primary health care, and which one is not included among them?
The principles of primary health care include inequity coverage of services, individual and community involvement and participation, intersectional collaboration, and appropriate technology & cost effectiveness. The principle not included is 'Trust in one’s physician contributes to: a. discontinuity of care'.
How does trust in one’s physician contribute to patient care?
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What is the most important principle of family physician?
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Primary health care is best defined as:
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Which of the following is true about Secondary health care?
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What is not a principle of primary health care?
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Trust in one's physician contributes to:
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The most important principle of a family physician is:
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Study Notes
Primary Health Care (PHC)
- Primary Health Care (PHC) is defined as essential health care made universally accessible to individuals and families in the community
Comparison with Secondary Health Care
- Primary Health Care (PHC) is distinguished from Secondary Health Care in that PHC focuses on preventive and curative services for individuals and communities, whereas Secondary Health Care involves specialized care for patients referred from PHC
Principles of Primary Health Care
- The principles of Primary Health Care include:
- Equity
- Community participation
- Intersectoral coordination
- Appropriate technology
- The principle of "Cure" is not included among the principles of Primary Health Care
Trust in Physician and Patient Care
- Trust in one's physician contributes to better patient care by improving adherence to treatment, reducing anxiety and stress, and enhancing overall health outcomes
Family Physician
- The most important principle of a family physician is providing continuous and comprehensive care to families and individuals
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Description
Test your knowledge of primary health care (PHC) and family medicine with this quiz by Almaza ALI. Learn about the definition, concept, principles, and elements of PHC, as well as the role and functions of family physicians in healthcare.
