REFERENCES AND DOCUMENT SOURCES

1. Batho Pele
2. Patient’s Rights Charter
3. The Essential Drug List
4. National Year 2000 Goals, Objectives and indicators.
5. Policy document MCWH; - National Department of Health, (NDOH) Pretoria, 1995.
6. National Framework and Guidelines for contraceptive services (draft); - NDOH Pretoria 1996.
7. EPI Disease Surveillance Field Guide;-(NDOH),0ctober 1998
8. Cold chain and Immunisation operations manual; - (NDOH) August 1997.
9. Technical guidelines on Immunisation in SA;- (NDOH)
10. Guidelines for cholera; - (NDOH), October 1998
11. Syndromic case management of STD – a guide for decision makers, health care workers and communicators
12. The diagnosis and management of STD in Southern Africa
13. Clinical care guidelines for adults; - (NDOH) 1999
14. TB and HIV/AIDS clinical guidelines; - (NDOH) 1999
15. Guidelines for home care; - (NDOH) 1999
16. Strategies to reduce mother to child transmission (MTCT) of HIV and other infections during pregnancy and child birth (NDOH) 1999
17. Ethical guidelines for HIV research (NDOH) 1999
18. Policy guidelines and recommendations for feeding of infants of HIV mothers (NDOH) 1999
19. Rapid HIV test and testing and proposed quality assurance regulations (NDOH) 1999
20. Management of occupational exposure to HIV(NDOH) 1999
21. Protocols for management of a person with STD (NDOH) 1999
22. Training manual for health care providers (NDOH), 1999
23. Syndromic management of STD (NDOH)1999
24. Malaria control policy in SA; - (NDOH) 1995
25. Guidelines for the prophylaxis of malaria, (NDOH) October 1996
26. Guidelines for the treatment of malaria; - (NDOH) October1996
27. Guidelines for vector surveillance and vector control; (NDOH) 1996
28. Overview of malaria control in SA; (NDOH) 1997
29. Guidelines for medical management of rabies; - NDOH document
30. TB: a training manual for health workers; (NDOH) 1998
31. The SA TB control programme, practical guidelines; - (NDOH) 1996
32. Leprosy control in SA; (NDOH) June 1998
33. Guidelines for the prevention and treatment of otitis media; (NDOH) December 1998
34. Standard treatment guidelines for treatment of otitis media at PHC level
35. National guidelines on primary prevention and prophylaxis of Rheumatic Fever (RF) and Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) for Health Professionals at Primary level
36. Wits University PHC training manual for trauma
37. The SA medicine formulary
38. Norms and Standards for psychiatric conditions in SA; - (NDOH) 1998
39. Guidelines for affordable mental health services for people with sever psychiatric conditions in SA
40. National Policy guidelines for victims of sexual offences; - (NDOH) 1998
41. National guidelines on primary prevention of chronic diseases of life style (CDL)
42. Policy guidelines on the prevention of conditions leading to Disability
43. National guidelines on prevention, early detection/diagnosis and intervention 0f physically abuse of older persons at primary level,
44. National programme for control and management of diabetes type 2 at primary level; - (NDOH) 1998
45. Guidelines for hypertension at primary health care levels; - (NDOH) 1998
46. Community level Water and Sanitation
47. Water and Sanitation Policy, 1994
48. National Sanitation Policy White Paper, 1996.
49. Integrated Nutrition Programme for SA draft document; December 1997
50. Targeting strategy from Community – based nutrition projects
51. National breast-feeding guidelines for health workers and health facilities, 1998
52. Policy guidelines and recommendations for feeding of infants of HIV positive mothers
53. Draft policy guidelines for Vitamin A Supplement, DoH
54. Policy guidelines for health facility based nutrition interventions to prevent malnutrition in SA, 1998

55. WHO/UNICEF Guidelines on Integrated Management of Childhood Illness.

56. Wits University PHC Training Manual for Trauma.

57. Primary Health Care Manual of the Essential Drugs Programme.

58. Dr Richard Garrett, Surgeon, Benedictine Hospital, Nongoma, Kwazulu-Natal.

59. Draft Norms, Standards and Practice Guidelines for Primary Oral Health Care. Department of Health, Pretoria, 1999.

60. Points to consider in relation to workshops on essential devices and the rehabilitation Core package at primary level, from follow up workshop on Assistive Devices 14 – 17 September 1997.

61. Policy Guidelines on the prevention of conditions leading to disability at primary Health care Level, Draft 4, December 1997.

62. Rehabilitation for all! National Rehabilitation Policy. Final Draft, December 1998.

63. Competencies of the CRF (Draft based on discussion of the therapy boards of the Health Professions Council).

64. Dr Karin Volker, MBBCh, MFamMed, District Medical Officer for Disability, Okhahlamba-Emtshezi Health District.

65. WHO global School Health Initiative, guided by the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion (1986).

66. School Readiness Screening Pilot: April – July 1997, School Health and Youth Directorate.

67. The Index – An Instrument to assess the Health Promoting Schools in South Africa.

68. Quality Education for All: Overcoming Barriers to Learning and Development, Report of the National Commission on Special Needs in Education and Training (NCSNET), National Committee on Education Support Services (NCESS), Department of Education Pretoria, 28 Nov 1997.

69. School Health Activities in South Africa, 1998.

70. Health Promoting Schools Workshop, May 1997.

71. Provincial Health Promoting Schools Network.

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