Primary Healthcare is Essential for Every Citizen- PS Dr. Josephine Mburu
Primary Healthcare (PHC)is the backbone of Universal Health Coverage as it assures that every citizen has access to vital healthcare services.
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Primary Healthcare (PHC)is the backbone of Universal Health Coverage as it assures that every citizen has access to vital healthcare services.
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