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Primary Health Care
Primary Health Care
Netiquette
Brief Background of
PHC I and II
Hydra Jane K. Olivar, RM, BSM, MPH
WHAT IS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE?
Primary Health Care is essential health care made
universally accessible to individuals and
acceptable to them, through full participation and
at cost the community and country can afford
Primary Health Care
1. Community Participation
2. Multi-sectoral Linkages
3. Use of Appropriate Technology
4. Support Systems
Organization of Public Health
Service Delivery
7. Appropriate treatment of
common diseases and injuries
• Reduction of IMR
• Raise the expectation of life
• Reduce the CDR
• Reduce the CBR
• Achieve a net reproduction rate of one
• To provide potable water to entire rural
population
FOUR SETS OF PHC REFORMS
• UNIVERSAL COVERAGE
REFORMS
• SERVICE DELIVERY
REFORMS
• PUBLIC POLICY REFORMS
• LEADERSHIP REFORMS
Community Organizing Participatory Action
Research(COPAR)
Mobilization Evaluation
Reflection Organization
Phases of COPAR
• PRE-ENTRY
• ENTRY
• ORGANIZING
• SUSTENANCE AND STRENGTHENING
• PHASE-OUT