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Necessary health services are provided to women and men, old and young and 

children who come to the sub-health center.

* ORS is provided for diarrhea patients.

* Maternity patients coming to the hospital are given necessary advice including antenatal checkup and

Iron tablets are provided.

* Cough collection for the phlegm of tuberculosis patients under the National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control Programme

and providing free medicine to tuberculosis leprosy patients.

* Children and women are vaccinated under the EPI programme

* Health, nutrition and reproductive health education is imparted to the patients coming to the sub-health center

*Reproductive health and family among adolescents and married couples attending sub-health centers

Planning activities are carried out.

* If necessary, the patient is referred to the upazila hospital

* Incoming patients and their relatives for necessary consultation and advice regarding health care

You can easily contact the associated doctors.

* Necessary number of notice boards are installed in sub-health centers in a visible place.

Necessary information is recorded on the notice board.

* Subject to supply, medicines are provided free of cost from the service center. But for medical needs

Some medications may need to be purchased by the recipient from outside the center.

* List of drugs stocked on board, list of services provided, list of doctors providing services

is pulled

* Authority of service recipient-

Service providers have the right to receive courteous treatment from service recipients

Universal health care, sometimes referred to as universal health coverage with universal coverage, or universal care, is generally 

a health care system that provides health care and financial protection for all citizens of a country. It is specific

Proposals are organized with the ultimate goal of creating financial benefits, improved health benefits, and improved health for 

all members of a society[2]. Universal health care is not the same system for the benefit of all or implicitly for the protection of all. 

Universal health care can be defined by three critical dimensions: who is covered, what facilities are covered.

And what amount of expenses are covered[2]. It is defined by the World Health Organization as a situation where citizens can 

access health benefits without being free from financial hardship[3].

Health is of central importance in policy frameworks. Thus, the overarching policy framework for global health system 

development requires the recognition of "healthy public policy" (health in all policies), which includes public health, 

primary health care, and citizens' infrastructure.

Services that include all health and health-related services that require primary care to long-term care and end-stage

 conditions. Although this perspective is both reasonable and well-founded in socioecological ideals, the reality in 

most cases is different, and there is always room for sublimation[4].