National health development networks in support of primary health care.
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TextSeries: WHO offset publication ; no. 94Publication details: Geneva : World Health Organization, 1986.Description: 49 pISBN: - 9241700947
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| W 84.6 85FE Les Femmes, l' eau et l' assainissement. | W 84.6 85WO Women, water and sanitation. | W 84.6 86IN-2 Primary health care technologies at the family and community levels : | W 84.6 86NA ARA National health development networks in support of primary health care. | W 84.6 86TA A tale of two villages : | W 84.6 86WH V1 Where are we in primary health care? : | W 84.6 88FR From Alma Ata to the year 2000 : |
A discussion of the functions, organization, and management of national health development networks designed to aid the systematic solving of problems by bringing together the scattered expertise of individuals and institutions. Information is based on the experiences of countries that have put this concept into practice and developed permanent machinery for uniting institutions from within and outside the health sector to support the development of primary health care.
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