Prevention and treatment guidelines for primary health care units

By:

Federal Ministry of Health, Southern Sudan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Southern Sudan Federal Ministry of Health, Southern Sudan 2005Description: vii, 74pSubject(s):

Primary Health Care|Disease|Vaccines|HIV Infections|Therapeutics

LOC classification:

W 84.6 .M64 2005

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Provides information on various diseases with the details on their symptoms and the methods of treatment that can be used to prevent and manage them such as through use of vaccines for children and drugs for mass treatment of populations. This is with the intention to improve primary health care in Southern Sudan. Discusses antenatal care for pregnant women and measures that can be taken to prevent HIV transmission.

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