Need an argumentative essay on The World Health Organization View of Primary Health Care. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism.Download file to see previous pages... This is one of the most impor

Need an argumentative essay on The World Health Organization View of Primary Health Care. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism.

This is one of the most important concepts for Somalia faced with economic and political crisis. When a civil rights complaint involves alleged discrimination in community services, the Office of Civil Rights usually seeks to obtain voluntary compliance. The equitable distribution of primary health care is crucial for Somalia because not only is AIDS the leading cause of death in Somalia, but it has also eroded decades of progress in reducing mortality and increasing life expectancy. Because of the increased mortality from AIDS, the question has been raised of whether rapid population growth will continue to be a problem in those countries with the highest prevalence rates of the human immunodeficiency virus. Somalia has HIV prevalence rates of 10 % or more, and in Somalia average life expectancy has declined from 58 to 48 years. Policies of international community stipulate that the main priority in 2007 is “scaling up prevention and treatment activities, particularly to more neglected communities” (UNAIDS 2007).

Community participation concept is aimed to attract attention of the society and all community members to HIV/AIDS problems and preventive measures. Denial of the problem size and importance at all levels of government has long been a significant constraint in Africa. Despite these initiatives, efforts to date have fallen short of what is needed to tackle the epidemics effectively (Somalia Health Update 2000). Surveillance-the methodical collection of data on disease occurrence and its determinants, a basis for effective programs-is weak in Somalia. "The first site providing antiretroviral therapy in Somalia was established as a pilot project in 2005 in Hargeysa at a time when the numbers of refugees residing near the border between Somalia and Ethiopian and of Somalis with advanced HIV infection were increasing." (Somali 2005).