The National Guidelines for Comprehensive Care Services for Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV and Keeping Mothers Alive summarise national recommendations for the delivery of PMTCT programme services.

The National Strategic Plan for Viral Hepatitis in Tanzania intends to guide individuals and organizations from all sectors to strengthen collective response to Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) infections.

These National Guidelines for Malaria Diagnosis and Treatment serve as a reference to diverse health profession cadres in all levels of health care delivery in Tanzania. They provide a framework for the development of different field manuals for malaria diagnosis and treatment and related pharmaceutical supplies protocols.

This operational plan is designed to address challenges and needs for expanding access to quality family planning services at the community level. The main objectives of the plan are to increase access to quality community-based family planning services and to help achieve a national contraceptive prevalence rate of 60 per cent by 2015.

This document outlines the standard requirements, functions and management of mortuary facilities aimed at quality improvement of mortuary services and healthcare in general for people living in Tanzania.

The main purpose of this Strategic Plan is to guide the health sector and other stakeholders in implementing its mandate in the provision of Traditional and Alternative Medicine towards achieving the sector’s vision and mission. The plan is a tool for resource mobilization, allocation in line with Vision 2025.

The overall objective of the health policy in Tanzania is to improve the health and well-being of all Tanzanians, especially for those most at risk and to encourage the health system to be more responsive to the needs of the people.

These guidelines set a framework to facilitate the implementation of the Nursing code of conduct that stipulates professional practices. It emphasises adherence to conventional principles and expectations that bind all nurses and midwives in Tanzania.

This Accelerated Action Plan was designed by the government to ensure equitable access to HIV Testing Services (HTS) for all Tanzanians.

The overall goal of this framework is to provide evidence on the burden of Antimicrobial Resistance among patients in hospitals.

This plan is based on three pillars: primary prevention; screening of women aged 30 to 49 years and treatment of HPV; and the precancerous lesions, diagnosis, care and treatment for cervical cancer patients

This Charter outlines the agreement between health facilities as health care providers on behalf of the government and the community as beneficiaries of these health services.