The phrase "a weak care" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a lack of strength or effectiveness in care, but the expression is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The organization provided a weak care approach, failing to address the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "insufficient care" or "poor care".
Within a weak primary care system, care is not provided by multi or interdisciplinary teams but by individual health professionals following a uni-disciplinary or para-disciplinary approach [ 24, 61].
To our knowledge this is the first study conducted in a high income European country with a weak primary care system that investigates the primary care providers' views on the detection and management of maternal depression.
The distribution of the scores was very skewed, with a weak primary care system in the US and strong primary care systems in the European countries, represented in our review, and Canada.
Four years later, the horrifying impact of a weak health care infrastructure is evident to us all.
Many high-income countries such as Greece, Austria, Ireland and Iceland have a weak primary care system too.
A weak primary care system is not necessarily a feature of a low or middle income country (LMIC).
The situation is more of a necessity rather than a choice due to a weak primary care system.
In countries with a weak primary care system we could not detect associations between practise size and outcomes.
However, there is an increased possibility for LMICs to have a weak primary care system, due to the scarcity of resources and inequity of distribution [ 37].
We assessed the association between practice size and indicator scores across all countries and across the countries with a strong and a weak primary care system apart.
On the other hand, in countries with a weak primary care system cooperation between community health and mental health services is rare.
