This document provides guides on login to the Human Resource for Health Information System (HRHIS).

The guidelines cover chapters of common diseases in Tanzania. The document specifies the national Essential Medicines List (NEMLIT) for use in public health facilities.

These guidelines address diseases that are common in children in Tanzania.

These standards are for improving the performance of health workers by standardizing and following best practices in infection prevention and control (IPC) in all health facilities.

This guide aims to provide a reference for health care workers in health care settings in Tanzania; to guide staff in supporting the implementation of QI and IPC best practices.

These guidelines are to ensure that individuals and communities receive health services to address NCDs and other services during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond without compromising the quality of care they need.

These guidelines is intended to guide Regional Health Management Team (RHMT) and Regional Referral Hospital Management Team (RRHMT) to establish Regional Referral Hospital Advisory Board (RRHAB) in line with national health policy.

These guidelines were designed to integrate supportive supervision in the conduct of reproductive and child healthcare in Tanzania.

These guidelines provide the necessary guides for patient and client referrals at health facilities in Tanzania.

These guidelines instruct Regional Health Management Team (RHMT) on how to prepare Annual Plan and Quarterly Report with standardized templates. It also describes the official process for the preparation of these documents.

These standard operating procedures are prepared to guide all healthcare workers (HCWs), the health facility management, and the Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) team at all levels of healthcare on the effective use of PPEs. The guidelines are for use in planning for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) needs in the care of suspected or confirmed COVID-19 cases.

This national strategy was developed to enhance TB and leprosy control activities in the country. The strategy includes interventions in line with the global movement to end TB in 2035. Its vision is to ensure that Tanzania is free of tuberculosis and leprosy with zero deaths, disease and suffering due to tuberculosis and leprosy.

These interventions are designed with the following main components: reproductive and child health, communicable disease control, community health, non-communicable disease control and other general matters.

These guidelines outline the best practices for health care services delivery where phlebotomy is practised. The guidelines extend the existing guidelines from the World Health Organization (WHO).

The main purpose of this manual is to standardize the national sample referral system for public health emergency and clinical services management in Tanzania.

This national standard provides stepwise guidance for managing opioid use disorder.

The main purpose of this policy is to address the current and future challenges of tuberculosis and leprosy in Tanzania.

This document highlights the main supervision guidelines to improve the quality of health services in Tanzania.

The National Strategy for Inclusive Education is aimed at strengthening the education system to provide equitable learning opportunities for all children, adolescents, youth and vulnerable groups.

This handbook highlights the role of nurses and midwives in HIV and AIDS management including HIV testing, HIV prevention, mother-to-child transmission, and antiretroviral therapy.