Diagnosis and treatment of malaria, all ages*
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iCCM of common childhood illnesses*
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Diagnosis and treatment of malaria, diarrhoeal disease and acute respiratory infection for children 2–59 months, and acute moderate malnutrition for children 6–59 months according to standard iCCM protocols.2
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Detection of pregnancy |
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Family planning services*
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Contraceptive counselling, administration (oral contraceptives, depo provera, condoms) or referral (IUD, implants, sterilisation) for women who test negative for pregnancy and women or men who request family planning.
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Accompaniment or referral to PHC for danger signs, all ages*
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Screening of sick patients of all ages for a list of predefined danger signs that indicate either immediate accompaniment or referral to public PHC. Referral of pregnant women to public PHC for prenatal consultation, facility-based delivery and postnatal care.
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Follow-up care |
24 hours follow-up for patients of all ages after referral to public PHC. 24, 48 and 72 hours follow-up after treatment of malaria (all ages) or iCCM (children under 5); additional follow-up according to standard iCCM protocols.2
Follow-up and danger sign monitoring throughout pregnancy (2 weeks throughout her pregnancy, and every week in the final month until delivery) and postpartum period (24 hours, 48 hours, 5 days and once per week until 48 days after delivery).
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Newborn assessment*
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Conduct of newborn assessment to provide counselling and screen for danger signs at 24 hours, 48 hours, 120 hours, 7 days, 14 days, 21 days and 28 days.
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Health promotion and disease prevention*
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