FIP has developed the “FIP Primary Health Care Digital Toolkit”, which builds on the principles of the Declaration of Astana, the WHO-UNICEF Operational Framework for Primary Health Care and the FIP Development Goals, with the aim of strengthening and advancing the capacity of the pharmaceutical workforce to contribute to the global health agenda of UHC and the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The WHO-UNICEF operational framework proposes 14 levers that are categorised into 10 operational and 4 core strategic levers. For each of the levers of this operational framework for PHC, you will be able to explore FIP’s publications, digital events and other FIP programme areas that have been developed following the Declaration of Astana in 2018.
You can access the resources by clicking each of the levers below:
Core strategic levers
- Political commitment and leadership
- Governance and policy frameworks
- Funding and allocation of resources
- Engagement of communities and other stakeholders
Operational levers
- Models of care
- Primary health care Workforce
- Physical infrastructure
- Medicine and other health products
- Engagement with private sector providers
- Purchasing and payment systems
- Digital technologies for health
- Systems for improving the quality of care
- Primary health care-oriented research
- Monitoring and evaluation
