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Introduction toPrimary Health Care
William R. Brieger, MPH, CHES, DrPhJohns Hopkins University
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Section A
What Is Primary Health Care?
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PHC Is Essential Health Care
Practical, scientifically sound, and socially acceptable methods and technologyMade universally accessible to individuals and families in the community
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PHC Is Essential Health Care
Through their full participationAt a cost that the community and country can afford to maintain at every stage of their developmentIn the spirit of self-reliance and self-determination
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Primary Health Care
Forms an integral part of the country’s health systemIs the central function and main focusIs also integral to the overall social and economic development of the community
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Primary Health Care
Is the first level of contact for individuals, the family, and the community with the national health system Is a continuing health care processBrings health care as close as possible to where people live and work
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Primary Health CareIn a Social Context
Reflects and evolves from the economic conditions and socio-cultural and political characteristics of the country and its communitiesIs based on the application of the relevant results of social, biomedical and health services research, and public health experience
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Primary Health CareIn a Social Context
Addresses the main health problems in the community, providing promotive, preventive, curative, and rehabilitative services accordingly
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Essential Components/Services that Comprise PHC
At the time of Alma Ata, eight services were definedSince then more have been added by– International agencies– Individual countries
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Eight Essential Components of PHC Services
1. Education concerning prevailing health problems and methods of preventing and controlling them (planned learning activities, voluntary behavior change, full participation)
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Source: Save the Children
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2. Promotion of food supply and proper nutrition
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3. Maternal and child health care, including family planning
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4. Immunization against the major infectious diseases
Polio may soon be eradicated through worldwide immunization campaigns
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5. Prevention and control of locally endemic diseases such as Guinea Worm and malaria
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Source: The Carter Center
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6. Supply of adequate water and sanitation: Drink water from a sanitary well (left)—not a guinea-worm infested pond (right) Note: Man on right is using a filtering pipe to drink out of pond.
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Images courtesy of the Carter Center
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7. Appropriate treatment of common diseases and injuries at a local government health center; from a village health worker
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8. Provision of essential drugs: essential drug lists, Bamako Initiatives—revolving funds; collaboration with indigenous healers; training patent medicine vendors
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PHC Involves
All related sectors and aspects of national and community developmentMaximum community self-reliance and participation in the planning, organization, operation, and control of careMaking fullest use of local, national, and other available resourcesDeveloping (through appropriate education) the ability of communities to participate
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PHC Relies on
Integrated, functional, and mutually supportive referral systemsHealth workers, including physicians, nurses, midwives, auxiliaries, community workers, and traditional practitionersA response to the expressed needs of the communityThe spirit of partnership and service
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PHC Aims to Achieve
An acceptable level of health for all the people of the worldA fuller and better use of world’s resources, through a genuine policy of independence, peace, détente, and disarmament An acceleration of social and economic development, of which PHC is an essential part
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Section B
Social Sciences
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Social Sciences
Sociology is the general science of society and is concerned with relationships– The family– Social groups– Roles and responsibilities– Social networks
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Unity Star Club
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Social Sciences
Economics studies how individuals and societies use productive resources available to them
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Cost may be one reason why these maternity beds are empty
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Social Sciences
Anthropology is the study of the culture and way of life of various societies
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The crocodile, symbol of the river goddessYemoja,helps prevent smallpox brought on by the wrath of the Supreme Being, Olodumare, represented by Soponna
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Social Sciences
Political science looks at the use of power, the machinery of government, the formulation and implementation of policy, and the decision-making process– May start with airing views at a
village meeting– Challenge in public health of greeting
grassroots views heard by policy makers
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Village meeting
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Social Sciences
Geography concerns the distribution of human activities in space– Onchocerciasis if live near river– Delay in care if live far from facility– Poor road network, higher cost of
products
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Implications of the Social SciencesFor the Contents of Alma Ata
SociologicalGeographicalPoliticalEconomicalCultural/Anthropological
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Sociological Implications
Permit them to lead a socially productive lifeEvolves from the socio-cultural characteristics of the countryInvolves all related sectors and aspects of national and community developmentContact of individuals, the family, and the community with the national health system
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Geographical Implications
Made universally accessibleBringing health care as close as possible to where people live and workLocal and referral levels
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Political Implications
Existing gross inequality is unacceptableThrough their full participationIn the spirit of social justiceGovernments have a responsibility for the health of their peopleIn the spirit of self-determinationGiving priority to those in most needAll governments should formulate national policies
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Economic Implications
Permit them to lead an economically productive lifeSpirit of self-relianceAt a cost that the community and country can afford to maintainReflects the economic conditionsMaking fullest use of local, national, and other available resources
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Cultural Implications
Socially acceptable methods and technology, as well as traditional practitionersExpressed needs of the community
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Section C
Approaches to PHC
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Two Approaches to PHCComprehensive PHC According to Alma Ata
Second order change– A new way of doing things
Community developmentFull participationCommunity diagnosisChange in relationships/partnershipOrganizational change
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Rethinking PHCSelective Primary Care
First order change– Substitution of one way for another
Target diseasesSpecific technologiesFocused ethnographic assessmentIndividual behavior changeOrganizational enhancement
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Comprehensive PHCFocuses on Processes
Health development: Local leadership and capabilitiesHow interventions might be accepted in context of local cultural practices, organizational strengths, and appropriate technologies
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Selective PHCFocuses on Programs and Products
For example, oral rehydration, immunization, and bed netsIdentifying and transferring specific, effective, and economical technologies designed to reduce disease morbidity and morality
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Different Approaches to PHC
Imply different understandings of the role of human behavior in health– Selective PHC
• Behavior as an item to be targeted with messages and manipulated for health effects
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Different Approaches to PHC
– Comprehensive PHC• Behavior as an integrated part of
personality and culture• The person and community have
the right to change or not• Behavior change arises through
dialogue and mutual understanding
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