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The theme of this 13th edition of the Review, launched in December 2008, is Primary Health Care in South Africa: A review of 30 years since Alma Ata. The SAHR 2008 chapters focus on critical issues in Primary Health Care. The Review includes a national and international perspective of Primary Health Care, and focuses on areas such as policy and legislation, determinants of health, lifestyle, infectious diseases, mental health, maternal and child health, nutrition and environmental health. The SAHR reviews issues around human resources, finance, and information. It also looks at research on health systems, the role of the private and non-governmental organisations in Primary Health Care, and ends with the relevant health and related indicators chapter. |
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Full SAHR 2008 [10.5MB]
Foreword
Contents and Acknowledgements
Editorial
Primary Health Care: In Context
1 International Perspective on Primary Health Care Over the Past 30 Years
2 A Perspective on Primary Health Care in South Africa
3 Health Legislation and Policy
4 Determinants of Health and their Trends
Primary Health Care: Programme Areas
5 Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases
6 STIs, HIV and AIDS and TB: Progress and Challenges
7 Community Access to Mental Health Services: Lessons and Recommendations
8 Maternal, Newborn and Child Health: 30 Years On
9 Nutrition: A Primary Health Care Perspective
10 Developments in Environmental Health
Primary Health Care: Systems Support
11 Strengthening Human Resources for Primary Health Care
12 Primary Health Care Financing in the Public Sector
13 Information for Primary Health Care
14 A Review of Health Research in South Africa from 1994 to 2007
15 The Role of Private and Other Non-Governmental Organisations in Primary Health Care
Indicators
16 Health and Related Indicators
Glossary
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