This policy document is a review of the national strategic plan with the primary objective of providing recommendations that will guide the development of a new National HIV and AIDS Strategic Plan, new M&E Plan and an Operational Plan.

The goal of this strategic plan as noted by the Ministry of Health is: “ To increase the effectiveness, coordination and comprehensiveness of behavioural change communciation and advocacy interventions on HIV in Sierra Leone by 2015.”

This policy document outlines the standard of practice for employees and employers in the mining sector with respect to workplace response to HIV and AIDS. The main objective is to reduce HIV infection in the mining sector and to reduce communal vulnerability.

This is the first national prevention strategy on HIV. The objective of the Prevention Strategy is to: “Provide strategic guidance for implementing the HIV prevention and behaviour change programmes and to increase the effectiveness, coordination and comprehensiveness of HIV prevention and behaviour change interventions in Sierra Leone by 2015.”

The vision for this policy as stated by the Ministry of Health is for: “A well-functioning national health system that delivers efficient and high-quality healthcare and ultimately contributes to the socioeconomic development of the country. This care must be of high quality, accessible, affordable and equitable to all Sierra Leoneans”.

This is a revised version of the 2004 guidlines. These guidelines are part of the Government’s strategy and commitment to making Antiretroviral drugs available to all HIV infected persons. These guidelines are also intended to assist the Health Care provider in the management of persons living with HIV/AIDS.

These guidelines are part of the Government’s strategy and commitment to making Antiretroviral drugs available to all HIV infected persons. These guidelines is also intended to assist the Health Care provider in the management of persons living with HIV/AIDS.

The CHW Policy provides further guidance on the coordination, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the CHW Policy program.

The primary goal of the Policy is to strengthen the health and sanitation systems performance to ensure equitable access to quality and affordable essential health and sanitation services for all citizens.

These guidelines outline the operational and service delivery guidance to health care workers. It covers guidance on effective integration of elimination of mother to child HIV transmission (eMTCT) services into reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services (RMNCAH); differentiated service delivery which reduces clinic visits and allows community ART distribution to PLHIV who are stable on ART; and retention and adherence to treatment and, adolescent-friendly and responsive health services.

This policy provides the Standardised Operation Procedure as a safe means of disposing of the waste that is produced by healthcare interventions nationwide and includes healthcare associated waste generated within the patient’s home. It also provides prescriptive guidelines in the form of Standard Operating Procedures for safe handling, segregation, storage, collection, transportation and disposal of all waste generated within healthcare institutions in Sierra Leone.

The primary goal of this strategic plan is to ensure adequate and sustainable healthcare financing and advocating for equitable and effective healthcare care financing in Sierra Leone to obtain better Population healthcare outcomes.

This M&E Strategy outlines the medium-term plan and the intervention necessary to monitor progress progress towards achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and articulate the vision and outcomes of health sector M&E through 2025.

The Policy was designed to ensure the sustainable management and maintenance of medical equipment and devices in the government health sector to support the achievement of quality health service delivery.

The Policy was designed to guide the government and its development partners in combating the spread of HIV/AIDS.

The HIS Policy is designed to measure and assess the health status of the population by providing guidance and  regulate data collection, analysis, confidentiality, access, security and use.

This is a practical guide that addresses the choice of a treatment and disposal option for wastes from healthcare facilities, in order to prevent negative healthcare impacts on staff, patients, public and environment.

This Act repeals the National Health Insurance Scheme Act, Cap. N42, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 and enacts the National Health Insurance Authority Act to ensure effective implementation of a national health insurance policy that ensures the attainment of Universal Health Coverage in Nigeria.

This Act provides for the establishment of the Teaching Hospitals Complex Administration, which will be responsible for the consistent administration of the specified Teaching Hospitals Complex as outlined in the schedule. The Act also provides for the creation of a Teaching Hospitals Complex Administration Board, which will serve as the governing body of the Administration. Additionally, the Act covers the regulations for the discipline of trainees and staff by the Teaching Hospitals Complex, as well as other related matters.