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close this bookUganda Clinical Guidelines 2003 - National Guidelines on Management of Common Conditions (NDA, WHO; 2003; 523 pages)
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View the documentForeword
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View the documentHow to diagnose & treat in primary care
View the documentCommunication skills in the consultation
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Open this folder and view contentsPrescribing guidelines
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Open this folder and view contents3. Respiratory diseases
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close this folder14. HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections
View the document14.1 HIV INFECTION / ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS)
View the document14.2 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
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Open this folder and view contents18. Poisoning
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Open this folder and view contents20. Hepatic and biliary diseases
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View the documentAppendix 1: Anti-TB drug intolerance guidelines
View the documentAppendix 2: HIV/AIDS health worker safety & universal hygiene precautions
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14. HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections

For details on management of HIV infections, refer to:

HIV Infection: Diagnostic and Treatment Strategies for Health Care Workers, 2nd edition, STD/AIDS Control Programme MoH 2000

For Guidelines on HIV/AIDS Health Worker Safety, see Appendix 2, p445

For Pregnancy and HIV Infection, see p272

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