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Guidelines & protocols
Uganda National Malaria Control Policy 2011
Ministry of Health, The Republic of Uganda
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The Uganda National Malaria Control Policy 2011 addresses malaria as a significant public health issue impacting all sectors of society, with particular risks for children under five and pregnant women. The Ministry of Health is committed to an integrated approach, combining effective prevention and treatment tools. Key strategies include indoor residual spraying, widespread use of insecticide-treated nets, community-level management, availability of effective medicines, and the use of rapid diagnostic tests for accurate diagnosis. The policy also highlights the importance of research to guide evidence-based decision-making and program implementation.
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