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Declaration of Alma-Ata
The International Conference on Primary Health Care expresses the urgent need of governments for health and disease, and presents the following:
I. Health is essential
II. Serious inequality
III. Economic and social development
IV. Right and duty to participate in your health
V. Responsibility to comply with the health of their peoples.
SAW. Health care is primary
VII. First aid.
VIII. Policy Formulation
IX. Cooperation to guarantee health.
X. Acceptable level of health for all people -
The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion
The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion
First International Conference on Health Promotion, Ottawa, 21. 11. 1986 LETTER for action to achieve Health for All.
Prerequisites for health
• Peace
• Shelter
• Education
• Food
• Income
Important aspects.
• Community development
• Allow people to learn
• Promotion and prevention
• Allow the achievement of the health of all people -
Sundsvall Declaration on Health Friendly Environments (1991-Sweden)
Sundsvall Declaration on Health Friendly Environments (1991-Sweden)
It was born as a result of the Third International Conference on Health Promotion. The Declaration looks at the importance of sustainable development and advocates for social action at the community level.
The Declaration requires the establishment of enabling environments, through:
• Strengthening of the project.
• Allow communities to take control of their health and environment.
• The establishment of alliances for health -
Jakarta Statement on the Private Sector. The Declaration also states that health promotion strategies consider the association of new actors with a focus of validation of policies and practices.
The Fourth International Conference on Health Promotion resulted in the Jakarta Declaration (1997). The Conference reiterated the global commitment to the strategies proposed in the Ottawa Charter and provided a clearer understanding of the fundamental importance of establishing partnerships for health. The Declaration identifies several key ingredients aimed at improving health and quality of life for health promotion in the 21st century:
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MEXICO, JUNE 5-9, 2000 "Health promotion - Towards greater equity."It emerged at the Fifth International Conference on Health Promotion. It raises a renewed commitment to strengthen the planning of actions for health promotion.
The ministers of Health reached an agreement on six actions:
1. Qualify health promotion as a fundamental priority in local, regional, national
2. Assume a leading role to achieve the active participation of all sectors hout the country to promote health, if necessary, using technical expertise in this area of WHO and its partners.
3. Establish or strengthen national and international networks that promote health
4. Advocate that United Nations agencies -
BANGKOK, THAILAND, AUGUST 2005: "The determinants of health in relation to policies and partnerships for health action."
The challenges, actions and commitments necessary to address the determinants of health in a globalized world were identified reaching the people, groups and organizations that are critical to the achievement of health. The need for approaches with global alliances with not only local.
1. That health promotion is a key part of the global development agenda
2. That it is a basic responsibility of all governments
3. That is part of the good institutional practices -
Nairobi (2009): "Call to action to close the implementation gap in health promotion."The importance of reducing the distance between available evidence and its application in health development was reduced.
This conference defined the key strategies and the commitments that must be fulfilled to correct the deficiencies in the execution in the field of health and development, identifying health promotion as a key element to achieve it. It defines the key strategies and the commitments that must be urgently fulfilled in order to correct the deficiencies in the execution in the area of health
It is the only one held so far in an African country
Establishes more than 70 actions aimed -
Adelaide statement on health in all policies
Adelaide statement
It is based on formulating policies at all levels of government including health and welfare as a key component of development.
The construction of a health process requires.
• Create government alliances
• Develop solid processes
Guarantees
• Decision making
• Foster experimentation and innovation
• provide feedback mechanisms
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HELSINKI, 2013: "Health in all policies." It was considered that health is largely determined by factors external to the health field. An effective health policy must address all policy areas, especially social, fiscal and environmental related policies
Seven requests to governments:
1. Commit to health and health equity as a political priority.
2. Ensure effective structures, processes and resources.
3. Strengthen the capacity of the Ministries of Health to engage other sectors of government
4. Strengthen institutional capacity and skills
5. Adopt transparent audit and accountability mechanisms
6. Establish conflict of interest measures
7. Include communities, social movements and civil society
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