The physical availability and quality of public facilities. It means ensuring the right number and distribution of facilities, as well as the right mix of facility types, to meet population health needs. It also means ensuring all facilities are equipped with the amenities and resources they need to provide safe, quality care, such as clean water, sanitation and waste disposal/recycling; telecommunication connectivity; power supply; and transport systems that can connect patients to other care providers.

The availability and affordability of medicines, vaccines, products, and technologies at primary care facilities. All medicines and supplies should be appropriate, safe, effective, high-quality and appropriately regulated.

All occupations of health professionals responsible for organizing and delivering PHC at the community and facility levels. It assesses whether there is the right number, skill mix, and distribution of appropriately trained health personnel to meet people's health needs and promote equitable access to quality care. This measure also looks at the system's capacity for training, professional development, and performance management

The systems and innovations used for collecting, processing, storing, and transferring health data and information. This information is necessary for planning, managing, delivering, and improving high quality health services, including effective surveillance systems..