Abstract

As public health, functions are designed with the public good in mind. It is a difficult endeavor that is influenced by a wide range of policies from various sectors. Prior to the end of the nineteenth century, Ethiopia had little knowledge of current health-care methods. Ethiopians began getting rudimentary public health services in the late nineteenth century, with the entrance of Christian missionaries and the medical revolution's sciences. Following that, various health institutions were built, and various policies were put in place.