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What is a key element of an intersectoral approach in primary health care?
Planning with other sectors to avoid duplication of activities
Why is health education considered one of the most essential components of primary health care?
It helps in the prevention and control of health problems
What does the provision of essential drugs in primary health care aim to achieve?
Prevent diseases from escalating
Why is maternal and child health care considered an essential element of primary health care?
It ensures comprehensive care for vulnerable populations
How does the promotion of food supply and proper nutrition contribute to primary health care?
Helps prevent malnutrition, starvation, and many diseases
What is the significance of appropriate technology in primary health care?
Adaptability to local needs and maintenance by the community
What is the primary goal of Primary Health Care?
To promote health and prevent illness
According to the Alma-Ata Conference, what are the essential characteristics of Primary Health Care?
Practical methods, socially acceptable, accessibility
In Primary Health Care, what does 'community participation' refer to?
Involvement of individuals, families, and communities in promoting their own health
What is meant by 'equitable distribution' in the context of Primary Health Care?
Ensuring that health services are equally shared by all people regardless of their ability to pay
Which sector needs to be involved in addition to the health sector in Primary Health Care?
Agriculture, food industry, education
What are the principles that PHC services must have according to the text?
Comprehensive care, community participation, intersectoral coordination
Learn about the concept and importance of Primary Health Care as the first point of contact with the health system. Explore the definition provided by the Alma-Ata Conference and its focus on promoting health, preventing illness, and managing ongoing health problems.
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