Health for All Through Primary Health Care

This module provides an introduction to primary health care and its critical role in achieving Health for All. It offers historical perspectives, explores foundational principles, and delves into the Declaration of Alma Ata and its impact on global health policy. Students gain insights into the evolution and significance of primary health care in addressing global health challenges.

Module 2 delves into the essence of primary health care, exploring its principles and real-world applications. It provides insights into the evolution of primary health care, its impact in the 1990s and 2000s, and the reflections of prominent figures in the field. Students gain a deep understanding of the roots and evolution of primary health care and its relevance in contemporary global health discourse.

This module focuses on the programmatic challenges and innovative approaches to implementing primary health care in resource-constrained settings. It provides insights into the Care Group Project, BRAC initiatives, community participation in maternal and child health, and community-based partnerships. Students gain practical knowledge of implementing primary health care in diverse global contexts.

Module 4 explores the role of community health workers and innovative community-based programming in achieving Health for All. It provides historical perspectives on community health workers, showcases impactful projects such as the BRAC Manoshi Project, and highlights the journey towards ending preventable child deaths. Students gain insights into the pivotal role of community health workers in realizing health equity.

The final module offers a comprehensive wrap-up of the course, emphasizing the significance of primary health care in achieving Health for All. It provides a deep exploration of the core principles and the potential impact of primary health care on global health equity. Students gain a holistic understanding of the course's key concepts and their implications for future health policies and actions.