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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0707-7tish National Health Service (NHS) that are spent on its various parts. The hospital services account for twothirds of the total annual expenditure, which now is around ￡6000 million ($20000 million); primary care services account for 6%, drugs for 8% and dental services for 4%; administration, soci

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History and the Origin of Meaningnomists who seek efficacy and value for money that primary care is an essential and an important part of health care. Even more important is the possibility that good primary care may serve not only to provide satisfactory and appreciated personal care for the individual and the family but also that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7799-6ve farms in rural USSR, from adapted dwelling-houses in Western Europe and from superb purpose-built health centres and clinics in UK, USA, Canada, Sweden and Switzerland. This wide range of quality of premises raises questions of what premises, what organization and what resources are necessary for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-93-86279-24-8es. This applies also to health and health care. The attainment of health and its maintenance are common human goals and the provision of the means through health care is now an acknowledged human right.

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Appraisal of the Traditional Proofs,at the other levels of care. Placed as it is between self-care by individuals and families and specialist care based on expensive modern technologies, it acts as a dominant influence on the use of resources.

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History and the Origin of Meaningcare provided by physicians and nurses deals predominantly with physical disorders and to a degree with mental problems but not very much with social pathology. The medical profession’s contributions to health as defined by WHO must be a small proportion of the total expectations and needs of our society.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7799-6ve farms in rural USSR, from adapted dwelling-houses in Western Europe and from superb purpose-built health centres and clinics in UK, USA, Canada, Sweden and Switzerland. This wide range of quality of premises raises questions of what premises, what organization and what resources are necessary for sound primary care?