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Affordable Private Primary Healthcare

20 Aug 2020

How can primary healthcare be more sustainable and accessible for all? The WHO defines Primary healthcare as a whole-of-society approach to health and well-being centered on the needs and preferences of individuals, families, and communities. According to this report by PAHAL, a joint initiative of IPE Global and USAID, private healthcare models could very well be the answer. The research lays emphasis on the essentials of a robust primary healthcare system and five focus areas for private primary care models. It also studies the existing models and their various facets in India and other mid- to low-income countries. This report can inform health policy, primary care program design, and implementation. 

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PAHAL by IPE Global, USAID
YEAR OF PUBLISHING
2020
AUTHORS
Chandrima Dhar

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