Which of the Following Represents a Comprehensive Primary Health Care

Which of the following represents a comprehensive primary health care approach?

A) Engaged participation that starts with community strengths and their assessment of health issues,ongoing and aiming for community control
B) Forms of evidence are limited to assessment of disease-prevention strategy based on traditional epidemiological methods usually conducted out of context and extrapolated to the situation
C) Strategies with a curative focus,with some attention to prevention and promotion
D) Planning and strategy development is external with programs having little tailoring to local circumstances