Based on the real life example of the Community Health Centre “The Botermarkt” in Ghent, Belgium, IFCHC Directing Council Member, Prof Jan De Maeseneer presented for a large and high level audience the basic concepts of the CHC movement. Please check out the slide presentation as it was presented on the 6th of November in Almaty, Kazakhstan at the WHO conference on the 35th anniversary of the Alma-Ata Declaration on Primary Health Care.
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