Abstract:
It was discovered that primary health care providers were very much aware of available information on maternal health care, immunization; water borne diseases; endemic diseases; appropriate treatment of diseases and injuries; good health habits; rest; poverty eradication and dental care. Library, Internet, superiors, colleagues, conferences/ workshops/ seminars and meetings were the means through which the primary health care practitioners access information in the PHCs in rural areas of North Western States of Nigeria. The study concluded that Access to reliable PHC information is crucial for progress towards health for all. Since majority of the population lives in rural areas, lack of awareness and access to information can be a barrier to effective dispensation of PHC. It was recommended that PHC management board should be encouraged to establish effective and sustainable PHC information programme. This will enhance location, access and evaluation of PHC information resources in various formats.
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