Research shows that the main factor in improving the health of a population is good primary healthcare. That's why the University of Toronto decided to concentrate on training primary healthcare managers in its AGAP project, in four of the poorest states in Brazil. Global Health TV finds out more.
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University of Toronto - Faculty of Family & Community Medicine - http://www.dfcm.utoronto.ca/
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