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close this bookThe Kenya National Drug Policy (WHO; 1994; 27 pages)
View the documentFOREWORD
View the documentABBREVIATIONS
Open this folder and view contents1. GOAL AND OBJECTIVES OF THE NATIONAL DRUG POLICY
Open this folder and view contents2. PUBLIC SECTOR DRUG SUPPLY
Open this folder and view contents3. DRUG SUPPLY BY THE PRIVATE SECTOR & NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS
Open this folder and view contents4. VETERINARY DRUG SUPPLY
Open this folder and view contents5. REGULATORY CONTROL
close this folder6. RATIONAL DRUG USE
View the document6.1. Prescription Practices
View the document6.2. Treatment Guidelines
View the document6.3. Generic Prescribing
View the document6.4. Education and Training
View the document6.5. Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committees
View the document6.6. Drug Information
View the document6.7. Drug Advertising and Promotion
Open this folder and view contents7. QUALITY ASSURANCE
View the document8. DRUG ABUSE
Open this folder and view contents9. IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION OF DRUGS
Open this folder and view contents10. LOCAL PRODUCTION
View the document11. MANPOWER TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
View the document12. LEGISLATION
View the document13. MONITORING & EVALUATION
View the document14. INTERSECTORAL AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION
 

6.2. Treatment Guidelines

Treatment guidelines for hospitals and outpatient health facilities in Kenya will be regularly updated and made available to government, private, mission and other health services. The use of these guidelines will be encouraged through information campaigns and pre-service and in-service training.

Standard treatments for Kenya's health centres and dispensaries will continue to be periodically updated and published by the Essential Drugs Programme in the Handbook for Rural Health Workers and as a wall chart.

Clinical Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Common Hospital Conditions in Kenya that was recently developed will form the basis for diagnosis and treatment at provincial, district, and sub-district hospitals. The Clinical Guidelines manual shall be regularly updated.

The two sets of treatment guidelines will form the basis for revisions of the National Essential Drugs List as well as for various training programs on rational drug use.

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