It is important to uplift the professional status of general practitioners and family doctors into an effective nation-wide network; on this foundation, small outpatients‘ clinics can also be organized.

Developing the technical side is indeed important as Stephen points out. However, it requires a determined citizenry as well, since the the legislation and, more importantly, the long-term resources necessary to build and maintain the system need long-term commitment from the political agents that govern (over many generations of government). Most of these people are more interested in their own career paths and especially their pockets. Aligning pocket and career interests of political agents with the well-being and health of the wider population is a key objective of proponents of good governance and explains a lot of donor behaviour, even if this strategy seldom succeeds for very long.

Donkor,

The answer You seeking is the question across the world, I said it based on distinguished published article revealed, in US people’s discontinued their treatment for cost of medicine at the same time last two year world learn, till time we can not serve all people of own nation.

Standing on this reality, I am sharing my approach only. Donkor, first divide your entire population in three category

1. All sick people

2. People at risk to develop disease

3. All healthy people

Ensure treatment for sick people ( arrange health workforce, equipment, medicine)

For 2 & 3 conduct massive awareness program (preventive measures; health education, health promotion). If it work, after 10 years you will see decreasing number of disease patient. And less complications from disease.

Philippines claimed they achieved to reduction of NCDs about >30% just following lifestyle change (2018 at conference on primary health care in Japan one participants from Philippines said, I was anchoring the conference).

I will feel good, if can assist you.