Levels of Health Care
- Principles of primary health care Equitable distribution, Community participation, Intersectoral coordination & Appropriate technology
- Provision of Essential Drugs, Immunization against major infectious diseases & Health education are essential component of primary health care
- Community Participation is the current trend in Health Care
- Dependency ratio,Rate of population increase, Literacy rate, Level of unemployment, Family size, Housing ,Per capita GNP are socio economic indicator of health care
- Alma – Ata Declaration is associated with the provision of Primary Health care
- Primary health care in India is a 3 tier structure
- A good indicator of the availability, utilization and effectiveness of health care services in a country is DALY’s
- Example of “deprofessionalization” of medicine widely seen in India as Primary health care practices
- The degree to which a specific health care intervention achieves its objectives, w hen applied in a given population, is termed as its Effectiveness
- Primary Health Care includes Treatment is done by a doctor
- Primary health care is Essential health care for all
- Primary health care is Placing people’s health in people’s hands
- Primary health care is Sectors like agriculture, animal husbandary. food, industry & communication are involved
- Elements of primary health care include Adequate supply of safe water and basic sanitation, Providing essential drug & Health Education
- Under the Primary health care, Multipurpose health workers are present at the subcentre level
- A primary health care center should provide Treatment of common diseases, Immunization & Family planning services
- Alma-Ata declaration Was held in 1978
- Alma-Ata declaration emphasizes on the need for “individual and community participation”
- Alma-Ata declaration Health for all
- Highest level of health care system in India Tertiary health care
- Most basic level of Health Care System in India Primary health care
Exam Question
- Principles of primary health care Equitable distribution, Community participation, Intersectoral coordination & Appropriate technology
- Provision of Essential Drugs, Immunization against major infectious diseases & Health education are essential component of primary health care
- Community Participation is the current trend in Health Care
- Dependency ratio,Rate of population increase, Literacy rate, Level of unemployment, Family size, Housing ,Per capita GNP are socio economic indicator of health care
- Alma – Ata Declaration is associated with the provision of Primary Health care
- Primary health care in India is a 3 tier structure
- A good indicator of the availability, utilization and effectiveness of health care services in a country is DALY’s
- Example of “deprofessionalization” of medicine widely seen in India as Primary health care practices
- The degree to which a specific health care intervention achieves its objectives, w hen applied in a given population, is termed as its Effectiveness
- Primary Health Care includes Treatment is done by a doctor
- Primary health care is Essential health care for all
- Primary health care is Placing people’s health in people’s hands
- Primary health care is Sectors like agriculture, animal husbandary. food, industry & communication are involved
- Elements of primary health care include Adequate supply of safe water and basic sanitation, Providing essential drug & Health Education
- Under the Primary health care, Multipurpose health workers are present at the subcentre level
- A primary health care center should provide Treatment of common diseases, Immunization & Family planning services
- Alma-Ata declaration Was held in 1978
- Alma-Ata declaration emphasizes on the need for “individual and community participation”
- Alma-Ata declaration Health for all
- Highest level of health care system in India Tertiary health care
- Most basic level of Health Care System in India Primary health care
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