Sheikh Meheraj Shopnil1, Muntasir Shihab1, Saida Rahman Lubna1, Md. Merajul Islam2, Md. Tarek Hossain2*, Md. Imranul Islam3 and Nilufa Yeasmin4
Our main aims to strengthen community clinics and improve healthcare services in rural areas of Bangladesh. Within a 20 to 30-minute walk, a person will receive primary health care, and no one will be deprived of access to services and this was the clinic's primary purpose [1]. The community clinic has gained a reputation as a model, but its purpose has not been fully satisfied. Various domestic and foreign studies have identified the successes and limitations of community clinics. Efforts are being made to remove the limitations gradually. We proposed a model of community clinics for improving the health care system of these clinics. This model can provide a concept for establishing community clinics under an integrated Upazila health system and District health system besides ensuring quality primary health care to the rural population of Bangladesh, especially the poor, marginalized, and destitute people. Demonstrating an effective linkage of community clinics with healthcare structures at Union, Upazila and district levels in need of exceptional health problem management.
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