Alliance for Primary Care
Strategically partnered civil society organizations for advocating with the public and legislative sectors to improve Primary Health Care (PHC) through initiatives that: improve the Brazilian Unified Health System’s (SUS) management model and careers; quicken change and innovation in the SUS; reduce the prevalence of risk factors and foster new healthier environments.
The partnership has already enabled the Health in the City Platform launch, which has been condensed into an e-bookwith 10 suggestions to improve Brazilians’ health. Two evidence-based overviews were published on the Lines of PHC for Non-Communicable Chronic Diseases (Panorama IEPSNo. 2) and the Innovation in Health in Brazil (Panorama IEPS No. 3).
Result:
Primary Health Care is improved through more effective public policies, starting with better evidence-based decision-making and influencing public opinion, the electoral agenda, and legislative activity.
Operational territory:
Brazil
Benefited audience:
Health care teams and public managers
Area addressed:
Primary Care and Chronic NCDs