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Community Health Nursing II: Health Policies, Alma Ata, the Development Goals and the Four-Tier Health System

Elizabeth G.'s policy half of the module: the Alma Ata declaration and the elements Kenya added, Vision 2030, the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals, the Ouagadougou declaration and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. It then works through the health system building blocks, the four-tier service structure, the Kenya Essential Package for Health by cohort, the role of NGOs and health maintenance organisations, and management functions from facility to national level.

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