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Primary Health Care - PPT RF145f55.TMP RF219970

The document discusses the principles and characteristics of primary health care, emphasizing its role in promoting and restoring health for individuals and communities. It highlights the need for comprehensive health care that is accessible to all, regardless of socioeconomic status, and outlines the levels of health care from primary to tertiary. The Alma Ata Declaration is referenced, advocating for health as a fundamental right and the importance of community participation in health care delivery.
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Primary Health Care - PPT RF145f55.TMP RF219970

The document discusses the principles and characteristics of primary health care, emphasizing its role in promoting and restoring health for individuals and communities. It highlights the need for comprehensive health care that is accessible to all, regardless of socioeconomic status, and outlines the levels of health care from primary to tertiary. The Alma Ata Declaration is referenced, advocating for health as a fundamental right and the importance of community participation in health care delivery.
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Primary Health Care

Prof Shibani
Datta
Dept of
PHA
Health Care Services
These are the services rendered
to individuals, family and
community by the health care
professionals for promoting,
maintaining, monitoring or
restoring health .
The Characteristics Of The Current
Health Care System

Predominantly Urban Oriented

Mostly Curative In Nature

Not Accessible to all


Imbalance In Health Care And Its Causes

o Lack Of Multidimensional Approach


Of Health.

o Social Injustice

o Socioeconomic , Cultural, Religious,


And Political Factors
Comprehensive Health Care
It should provide adequate
promotive, preventive, curative and
rehabilitative services.

Be as close to the beneficiaries as
possible.

Has the widest co operations


between the beneficiaries and
Comprehensive Health Care
It is available to all irrespective of
their ability to pay.

Look after the vulnerable and the


weaker section of the community.
Create and maintain a healthy
environment both at home as well as
in the working places.
Levels Of Health Care
 Primary Care Level

 Secondary care level

 Tertiary Care Level


Primary Care Level
It Is The First Level Of Contact Of
Individuals , The Family And Community
With The National Health System Where
Primary Health Care Is Provided.

It Is Provided By PHC, BPHC ,SC .


 MHW, VHG, ASHA , AWW etc.
Secondary Care Level
At This Level More Complex
Problems Are Dealt With.

This Kind Of Care Is Provided By


District Hospital ,Rural Hospital ,Sub
divisional Hospital, Community
Health Centers etc.
Tertiary Care Level
It Is a More Specialized Level Which
Requires Specific Facilities And Highly
Specialized Health Workers.

This Care Is Provided by Medical College


Hospitals, All India Institutes, Regional
Hospitals And Other Apex Institutes.
The ALMA ATA declaration
Health is a fundamental right of an
individual.
The existing inequality of health status
between developing and developed
countries should be abandoned.
Economic and social development is
needed to reduce the gap.
People have the right and duty to
participate in planning and
implementation of health care delivery
system.
ALMA ATA CONFERENCE
Govt has a responsibility
respons to maintain the
health of the people of the country.
Each Govt should formulate their own
national policy,plan and strategy to deliver
primary health care.
Each and every country should co operate
with each other for delivering primary
health care.
Alma Ata Declaration
By the year 2000 AD each and
every people should
Achieve an acceptable level of
health . This concept is known as
Health For All By 2000 AD.
This can only be achieved by
Primary Health care approach.
Definition Of Primary Health Care

Primary Health Care Is Essential


Health Care Made Universally
Accessible To Individuals And
Acceptable To Them Through Their
Full Participation And At A Cost The
Community And Country Can Afford.
Five Fingers Of Pr Health Care
 Effective

 Accessible

 Comprehensive

 Acceptable

 Low cost
Principles Of Primary Health Care
Equitable Distribution
Community Participation
Intersectoral Coordination
Appropriate Technology
Elements Of Primary Health Care
Education Concerning Prevailing Health
Problems And The Methods Of Preventing
And Controlling Them.
Promotion of food supply and proper
nutrition.
Safe drinking water and basic sanitation
MCH and FP
Elements Of Pr Health Care
Immunization Against Major Infectious
Diseases.
Prevention And Control Of Locally Endemic
Diseases.
Appropriate Treatment Of Common Diseases
and injuries.
Provision Of Essential Drugs.
Health For All ByTargets
Parameters 2000ForAD
2000
Crude Birth Rate 21
Crude Death 9.0
Rate
Infant Mortality Below 60
Rate
MMR Below 2
Life Expectancy 64
Health For ALL BYTarget
Parameters 2000AD
Average family 2.3
size
TFR 2.1
NRR 1
CPR 60%
LBW Below 30%

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