Bureau of Primary Health Care
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The Bureau of Primary Health Care is a sub program of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
[edit] Key areas of responsibility
- Aging
- Pneumoconiosis (Black Lung)
- Border Health
- Clinical Quality
- Community Health Centers
- Federal Tort Claims Act and Health Centers
- Hansen's Disease
- Health Care for the Homeless
- Health Center Data
- Health Center Technical Assistance
- Healthy Communities Access Program (HCAP)
- Migrant and Farmworker Health
- Pharmacy Affairs
- Primary Care Associations and Primary Care Offices
- Public Housing Primary Care
- Radiation Exposure Screening and Education
- School-Based Health
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