African Medical and Research Foundation Case Study Review

African Medical and Research Foundation 
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The main element in the AMREF is the sharing of the knowledge to each other in the community and also the implementation of the different projects that help the people’s lives in the community that have a common goal. There is also an exploration of the health as well as the linkage with the individuals who require the medication (“WHO | African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF)”, 2018). Appropriate action is also taken towards the people who are in need of health attention in the community. And also due to the fact that there are policies that encourage the participation of the people in the health sector, the health system is normally strengthened.
In the case study, however, the social aspects that are addressed are the fact that the communities are diversified and one can belong to different communities in the same location especially those that are living in the urban centers. The communities also communicate together to see the how they can make their lives better by contributing to the development of their health lives (Namatovu, Ndoboli, Kuule & Besigye, 2014). The socialization of the people in the community depends on the religion, the language they speak and also the location where they live among others.
The healthy public policy that is addressed is the fact that the people in the society are concerned in ensuring that they maintain the good health among them and also ensuring that they have a healthy and a clean living condition.

The concern of the cleanliness in the environment is one of the ways in which the policies are enforced in the community.
The role of family members as geared towards the enhancement of the healthy life is an indication that there is a system that is used to ensure that the public health is established. What stood out is the fact that the community can stand out to ensure that they maintain their health without the health organizations or the government.
References
Namatovu, J., Ndoboli, F., Kuule, J., & Besigye, I. (2014). Community involvement in health services at Namayumba and Bobi health centres: A case study. African Journal Of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine, 6(1). http://dx.doi.org/10.4102/phcfm.v6i1.613
WHO | African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF). (2018). Who.int. Retrieved 12 March 2018, from http://www.who.int/workforcealliance/members_partners/member_list/amref/en/