Junior professional officer, New York

The Junior Professional Officer programme

(b) Financing of junior professional officers

EP2 Primary Secondary Degree As School

In 1993 primary education was completed by 104,900 persons.

About 23 per cent of total public expenditure on health is devoted to primary health care (primary care for both insured and uninsured individuals).

105. Encourages Member States participating in the Junior Professional Officer programme to increase sponsorship of Junior Professional Officers from developing countries

Expenditure under the Junior Professional Officers Fund

Primary medical care

Initial level

Primary 17.1 17.6 18.8 12.2 37.0 42.9 25.2 26.0 1.9 1.3

Completed primary

Junior secondary level, years 6 to 8 3 years

Commodities

Elementary schools (grades I III)

Secondary schools (grades I VIII)

II. PRIMARY PREVENTION 27 54 7

II. PRIMARY PREVENTION

Primary care.

146. Primary care.

164. Primary care.

183. Primary care.

207. Primary care.

40. Primary care.

138. Primary care.

159. Primary care.

174. Primary care.

191. Primary care.

211. Primary care.

Table 2 Expenditure under the Junior Professional Officers Fund

Essential medical supplies, supplementary feeding for vulnerable groups and rehabilitation of physical disabilities were also provided within the framework of the primary health care programme.

Table 5 Primary health care

Complete primary

First level outpatient care.

Complete primary

(iv) Implementation of managed reassignments of entry level Professional staff

State of knowledge in primary and secondary prevention

Emphasis on primary health care

Incomplete primary

None primary

Incomplete primary

Commodity conferences 3 As required up to

SERVICES, AND COMMODITIES

It's elementary.

IV. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION 77 90 17