This document discusses global health and the role of primary health care. It notes that many groups are involved in global health including NGOs, politicians, social workers, families, doctors, researchers, and private organizations. It states that primary health care plays a key role in prevention, secondary care, national policies, research, and empowering communities. The document suggests that individuals can contribute to global health through small improvements, emphasizing recruitment, lobbying, telling positive stories about primary health care, networking, teamwork, research, and strengthening local primary health care organizations. It also asks how to make patients and society more responsible and involved.

1. Global Health @ Preconference CathrineDyrskov Ângela Santos Neves AlineGueriatt JoannaIskra KyriakosMaltezis Beata Blahova

2. Who is involved in GH? How to make health accessible? Media Role models NGO Politicians Social Workers Families Empowerment Doctors Society PHC Cooperation (volunteer work companies) Schools/ teachers “Ministry” of Health Researchers Cost effectiveness Private funded organizations Infrastructures (Facilitating healthy life style)

4. Secondary care

5. National policies

6. Research

7. Empowerment

8. Teach the people

9. Complaints of the patients

11. What can I do for global health? Networking between GP’s, patients, international networks Team work local GP’s, local nurses, GP staff Spread the experiences about GP training/ further education Research in PHC Focus on a strong local organizations in PHC Evolve the specialty …. Be active

12. How to make patients (and society) more responsible/ involved?