Questioning the Solution

QUESTIONING THE SOLUTION

The Politics of Primary Health Care and Child Survival
by David Werner (author of Where There Is No Doctor)and David Sanders (author of The Struggle for Health).

This book is a useful resource in understanding and efforts to revitalise Primary Health Care.
Visit:
www.healthwrights.org/books/QTSonline.htm

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Maternal, Infant and Child Health and Development in Africa

African Heads of State are meeting from 19 to 27 July 2010 at the AFRICAN UNION SUMMIT What do we as PHM Africa want our leaders to commit to with regard to the general theme of the summit: ‘Maternal, Infant and Child Health and Development in Africa’ ? Follow PHM Africa on Facebook and post a comment!

PHM Africa Learning Space

Dear PHM Colleagues Compliments of the new year!!!! We look forward to successes in 2010. I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to contribute to the PHM Africa blog (www.phmafrica.blogspot.com) . This is an exciting space which has been created so that we can share our stories, activities and experiences on the Right to Health in Africa and beyond and any other issues that impact on health. Learning about each other’s plans, experiences, successes and challenges helps us to grow and strengthen each other in the struggle for health in Africa. Lets us make this an Africa learning space!! You can send your contributions to the following emails: africalearningspace@gmail.com or linda@phmovement.org Regards Linda Mashingaidze People’s Health Movement Lets also join the rest of the world in showing our solidarity to the people of Haiti and getting involved in the various activities to help. If you are in Cape Town, South Africa you can join the Getup Standup ...

Community Health Ambassador for Malawi

Maziko Matemba from PHM Malawi appointed as the Community Health Ambassador in Malawi on UHC Day. PHM Malawi attended the commemorations including the launch of the Community and Primary Health Care acceleration plan.

PHM Africa Learning Space

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