The document discusses important health sector programs in Bangladesh, including health, population, and nutrition. It defines a sector as activities within defined institutional and budgetary frameworks governed by government policy. The key health sector programs are maternal and child health, non-communicable and climate-related diseases, community clinics, population control and family planning, and national nutrition services and food safety. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare coordinates health services across government and private providers.

1. Topic: Knowledge on the important health
sector program of health services in
Bangladesh
Submitted to –
Dr. Amzad Ali
Department of public health,
North South University
NORTH SOUTH
UNIVERSITY

2. Introduction
Health is one of the fundamental rights of human
being . Therefore health , population and nutrition
are among the most urgent development issues of
the Government of Bangladesh .Government has a
constitutional obligation to ensure public health to
all citizens.

3. What is sector?
A sector is defined as a coherent set of activities at
micro,meso and macro levels within clearly defined
institutional and budgetary frameworks for which the
government has formulated a specific policy
 Here we have three important health sector
program of health services in Bangladesh:
1.Health
2.Population
3.Nutrition

4. Sector program of health services in
Bangladesh
 Health
-Maternal,Neonatal,Child Reproductive and Adolescent health
-CDC,NCD,Climate change
-Community Clinic
 Population
-Population control
-Family planning
 Nutrition
-National nutrition service
-Food safety

5. Example
MOHFW is responsible to ensure basic health care
to the people of the country
 MOHFW is the sector leader as;
 It provides most of the HNP services
 IT manages & coordinates services of non-govt. &
private sector.

6. Topics: Prevention
Submitted to –
Dr. Amzad Ali
Department of public health,
North South University
NORTH SOUTH
UNIVERSITY

7. Introduction
What is Prevention?
•The action of stopping something from
happening or arising.
•The prevention is achieved through the
application of multiple strategies. It’s an ongoing
process that is related to reach emerging
generation.

8. Levels of Prevention

9. •Prevention of the development of risk factors in
countries or population groups in which they have not yet
appeared.
Example:
Prevention of smoking in childhood.
Primary prevention
Primordial prevention
• Prevention refers to action taken before occurren
of disease.
• Example:
 Pregnancies prevented by contraception program
 Vaccination.

10. •Action which halts the progress of a disease at its incipient
stage and prevents complications.
Example:
screening test.
Routine blood pressure checkup.
Tertiary prevention
Secondary prevention
•It is used when the disease process has advanced beyond its early stages.
Example.
patient support groups.
Stroke rehabilitation programs.

11. Conclusion
In order to prevent disease, we need to increase
professional doctors as well as medicine facilities.
Finally I can say that by taking these upward
measures , we can reduce health problem and make
a disease free world.

12. Thank You
Presentation By, Raaz Arif