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close this bookHealth Education Syllabus for Secondary Schools (UNICEF, 46 p.)
close this folderSENIOR ONE
View the documentSECTION A - HEALTH
View the documentSECTION B - PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
View the documentSECTION C - OUR ENVIRONMENT
View the documentSECTION D - WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION
View the documentSECTION E - FOOD AND NUTRITION
View the documentSECTION F - FAMILY HEALTH AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS
View the documentSECTION H - IMMUNIZATION
View the documentSECTION I - COMMUNICATION DISEASES
View the documentSECTION K - MENTAL HEALTH
View the documentSECTION L - ORAL HEALTH
View the documentSECTION M - ESSENTIAL DRUGS
View the documentSECTION N - ACCIDENTS AND FIRST AID
View the documentSECTION O - ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLISM
View the documentSECTION S - BODY SYSTEMS

SECTION B - PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

1.0

The concept and philosophy of Primary Health Care



1.1

The concept of PHC:

What it is.



How it fits in the national political systems. Participation of the individual, the family and the community in the PHC.




1.2

The philosophy of PHC:

Health problems addressed to the individual family and community.






The easily acceptable method of PHC in conformity with the individual, family and community.




2.0

The essential elements of PHC:

Education concerning prevailing health problems and the methods of identifying and combating them. Promotion of food supply and proper nutrition.






Adequate supply of safe water and basic sanitation.






Maternal and child health care including family planning.






Immunization against the major infectious diseases.






Prevention and control of locally endemic diseases.






Appropriate treatment of common diseases and injuries.






Provision of essential drugs.






Oral Health



Mental health.