Past, present, and future primary health care: Alma-Ata at 40

How do we revitalize primary health care to make it relevant today and for future generations? At the 71st World Health Assembly, four distinguished experts - Dr Yelzhan Birtanov, Minister of Healthcare of Kazakhstan; Dr Hans Kluge, Director of the Division of Health Systems and Public Health at WHO Europe; Ms Vidhya Ganesh, Deputy Director of UNICEF Programme Division; and Dr Edward Kelley, Director, Service Delivery and Safety at WHO Headquarters, share their thoughts on the legacy of the Alma-Ata Declaration, their vision for primary health care, and encourage all to contribute to the Global Conference on Primary Health Care, taking place in Astana, Kazakhstan on 25-26 October 2018.

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Love Shannon Barkley's comment: "Primary Health Care... is the best way to organize a health system."

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I am really excited for this conference! This will be a huge momentum in health care system

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Sharing, Justice and Peace for All.

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Congratulations everyone .... excellent steps . Very good work coverage by who . Heartiest salute ma'am . Jay hind . Jay bharat . Saath ek lakshya bhed 👏👏

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Why is it Alma-Ata 1978?

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Public health care needs individual participation

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Was this People are trying to say???

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Алма-атинская

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