IV. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION 77 90 17

450. Primary health care is not specified in the classification of budget expenditures.

EP2 Primary Secondary Degree As School

International cooperation to support commodity sector development will also be discussed, including cooperation through the International Task Force on Commodities.

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

The Commission on Trade in Goods and Services, and Commodities, at its ninth session, decided to convene an expert meeting on non tariff barriers (NTBs).

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.

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.

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3 Includes provisions for United Nations commodity and other conferences.

Table 5 Primary health care

Complete primary

First level outpatient care.

Complete primary

State of knowledge in primary and secondary prevention

V. CONCLUSION Considerable theoretical and empirical knowledge has developed in relation to primary and secondary approaches over many years.

Emphasis on primary health care

Incomplete primary

None primary

Incomplete primary

Commodity conferences 3 As required up to

SERVICES, AND COMMODITIES

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The Junior Doctors Committee (JDC) of the British Medical Association (BMA) is to ask its full council to back more industrial action from early September.

This item will serve to revitalise the commodities debate, as commodity dependence remains a pressing concern for many developing countries.

The opportunity to intervene in primary and secondary prevention is not undertaken in most custodial institutions because of the scarcity of resources.