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Primary health care

Building “Emergency-Ready” health systems

Building capacity for better hypertension and diabetes care in India

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2025 in review: Country leadership, global impact

45 Rwandan Clinicians Are Helping Shape Medical AI for Low-Resource Setting

Global Development Assistance for Health Allocated to Cardiovascular Disease Control, 2015 to 2022

Journal of American College of Cardiology

“Putting people first”: What we learned at ICPHC 2025  

The Healthy Hearts program to improve primary care for hypertension

BMC Primary Care
The Healthy Hearts Programme Philippines found that centralized drug procurement could reduce costs and improve hypertension care nationwide, supporting stronger and more equitable primary health care
Executive summary for Lessons Learned Philippines Healthy Hearts Programme report

How to increase hypertension control 6-fold through primary health care

Resolve to Save Lives
This advocacy resource from Resolve to Save Lives highlights lessons learned and key strategies for improving population-level blood pressure control in the Philippines.

Join us at ICPHC 2025!

UNGA 2025 event: Equity and Integration: Reshaping health systems through people-centered primary health care

Strong primary health care

health innovation and quality summit

RTSL Recognized by Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health for Advancing Scalable Health Innovations

Health care workers participate in a patient simulation simulation exercise in Sierra Leone.

How fake patients are helping real health facilities prevent epidemics

Foundations for sustainable health panel at WHA

Sharing a vision for epidemic-ready, climate resilient primary health care at the World Health Assembly

In Nigeria, this pilot program is making blood pressure treatment affordable for all

Healthy revenue: Four taxes, three wins

Resolve to Save Lives
Health taxes on these four harmful products can generate much-needed revenue, improve population health, and reduce health care costs.
Primary Health Care Survey Questions cover image

Primary Health Care Questions for Surveys (PHCQS)

PHCQS technical working group
A core set of globally consistent indicators and survey questions to assess primary health care access and unmet needs.

Foundations for sustainable health: A blueprint for building epidemic-ready and climate-resilient primary health care

Resolve to Save Lives and Jacobs Solutions
Our blueprint for strengthening primary health care infrastructure to withstand epidemic and climate threats.
Cover image of a facilitator's guide to training course on NCD management for pharmacy professionals in Ethiopia

Common Non-Communicable Diseases and their Pharmaceuticals Management: Facilitator’s Guide

Ethiopia Ministry of Health

New Lancet article finds mass blood pressure screenings to be ineffective

Epidemic-Ready Primary Health Care (ERPHC) framework and technical package

Resolve to Save Lives
Capacities, core activities and outcomes for implementing Epidemic-Ready Primary Health Care (ERPHC).

Turning the tide on blood pressure control in Sri Lanka

Participants in a Resolve to Save Lives IPC advocacy workshop in Ethiopia gather for a group photo

Advocacy for action: domestic financing for IPC in Ethiopia

A man having his blood pressure measured

Rural India Supporting Trust and Resolve to Save Lives: Supporting primary health care for cardiovascular health

Designing an optimal digital tool for hypertension and other long-term treatment programs

Designing an optimal digital tool for hypertension and other long-term treatment programs

Resolve to Save Lives
Step-by-step guidance for creating an effective digital tool for hypertension management and other chronic disease programs
Training session for project officers and ERPHC mentors in Kenema, Sierra Leone. Credit: ICAP at Columbia University

How “Epidemic-Ready” health facilities in Sierra Leone stopped measles in its tracks

An ERPHC mentorship session at a health facility in Uganda. Credit: Uganda Infectious Diseases Institute

“Epidemic-Ready” health care workers in Uganda sound the alarm to end outbreaks faster

Health care workers attending an ERPHC continued medical education session in Uganda. Credit: Resolve to Save Lives

Connect, detect, protect, treat: learnings from implementing Epidemic-Ready Primary Health Care

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Phone calls to overdue patients with hypertension: Fact sheet

Resolve to Save Lives
table graphic depicting the four steps to leading good data review meetings

Leading a good data review meeting: Fact sheet

Resolve to Save Lives