Primary Healthcare Practice in Developing Countries. A Case Study of India

The book delves into the critical challenges faced by healthcare systems in developing countries, particularly in Africa and Asia, where inadequate primary healthcare services contribute to low life expectancy and high mortality rates. It highlights the lack of prioritization by policymakers and technical agencies, which hinders progress in improving healthcare standards. Despite international efforts, many national healthcare programs fail to make a significant impact, underscoring the urgent need for effective strategies to enhance public health outcomes in these regions.