Family Centered Approach in Primary Health Care: Experience from an Urban Area of Mangalore, India

Introduction. “Health for All” still eludes public health experts despite many approaches to prevent disease and promote health among urban poor. Several key illness factors lie beyond the conventional healthcare boundaries. Objective. To examine the effectiveness of family centered approach (FCA) i...

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Cities
Community
Community involvement
Community Participation - methods
Community-Institutional Relations
Family Practice - methods
Health care
Health education
Health promotion
Humans
Illnesses
India
Longitudinal Studies
Malaria
Management
Maternal & child health
Medical schools
Outpatient care facilities
Primary care
Primary health care
Primary Health Care - methods
Public health
Public Health Practice - statistics & numerical data
Social aspects
Urban areas
Urban Population
Urban poverty
Variables
Vector-borne diseases
Womens health
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Cities
Community
Community involvement
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Community-Institutional Relations
Family Practice - methods
Health care
Health education
Health promotion
Humans
Illnesses
India
Longitudinal Studies
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Urban Population
Urban poverty
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Vector-borne diseases
Womens health
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