find out about importance given to primary health care during ancient civilizations in india and compare with the basic approach for primary health care in modern times class 9 healthcare
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Primary health care addresses the health needs of all patients at the community level, integrating care, prevention, promotion and education. Primary health care improves the performance of health systems by lowering overall health care expenditure while improving population health and access.
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Primary care is the first point of contact for health services and provides a single point of entry for the entire health system.
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- Research has shown that access to primary health services is associated with better health outcomes, including an improvement in self-rated health and a reduction in all-cause mortality.
- As early as 5000 BCE, India developed a widespread form of medicine called Ayurveda.
- It is believed that around 2500 to 600 BCE the sages were the earliest practitioners of Ayurveda.
- He dedicated the practice to God and considered health as an important part of human life.
- The principles of PHC were first outlined in the 1978 Declaration of Alma-Ata, an important milestone in global health.
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