Organized by Caribbean Subregional Program Coordination, PAHO
July 19th – 10AM EDT via Zoom
Note: the Event will be host in English (only)
Webinars
Scale up Access to Diagnosis and Treatment to Save Lives
Background
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Date:
Tuesday, 18 july 2023
Time:
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Washington D.C.)
Place:
Zoom (English, Spanish, Portuguese)
Objectives:
Present:
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What: This conference takes place nearly five years after the Declaration of Astana and will focus on advancing Primary Health Care in developed and developing countries as a priority for national health security and securing the health of people around the world.
When: July 19-20, 2023
Location: National Academy of Sciences.…
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This was the first webinar in the series on Primary Health Care to discuss strategies to ensure access to health services. To achieve this, it was necessary to understand and address the wide range of factors that act as access barriers, considering the specific characteristics and needs of territories and populations.
The discussion revolved around the question:
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