The Data Quality guidelines are a valuable monitoring and evaluation tool used to elucidate the national information system strengths and determine country-specific data quality issues. It aims to encourage and support the implementation of the DQA to ensure good, robust and reliable quality health data.

The National Guidelines for VMMC and EIMC have the following objectives: to guide and direct all health care workers involved with VMMC/EIMC at all levels in the health system and to assist health care workers in VMMC and EIMC sites to link clients with other services, such as HIV testing and counselling, HIV care and treatment services, Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) services, Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) services.

These guidelines are under the National AIDS Control Programme and provide the general guidelines for home care for those living with HIV and AIDS.

These guidelines for workers in health facilities covers risk management, health and safety package, prevention of occupational diseases, monitoring and evaluation, and other general matters.

These guidelines aim to educate and remind health care workers of the need to consider STIs/RTIs when providing other reproductive health services.

These guidelines provide required principles, guidance, procedures and roles of individuals and teams responsible for data quality management in the HIV and AIDS health sector.

This document provides information on the public health importance of STIs, particularly the prevalence of STIs/RTIs in Tanzania and the impact of STIs/RTIs at the community level.

These guidelines outline the best practices in occupational and non-occupational management of people exposed to blood and other body fluids by providing PEP and other measures for preventing the transmission of blood-borne infections.

The objectives of this manual are to guide the planning and implementation of comprehensive support, supervision and mentoring to improve the quality of HIV and AIDS health services.

It aims to ensure transparent leadership at all levels by promoting quality health care and social welfare services as part and parcel of daily activities among health staff and the social welfare workforce across the public and private sector.

The scope of these guidelines covers hospitals, stand-alone mortuaries, and funeral homes both in the public and private sectors. The guidelines also cover funeral services limited to mortuary supplies, biosafety and biosecurity, human resources, infrastructure and transportation requirements.

An Act to establish the National Economic Empowerment Council for the Promotion and facilitation of ownership of income-generating activities and assets by Tanzanians to provide a legal and institutional framework for the Council; to establish the National Economic Empowerment Fund and to provide for the control of the financial affairs of the Council and the Fund and to provide for other incidental matter.

This manual contains the stepwise certification towards accreditation standards for primary health facilities, including the guidelines for their consistent interpretation and accurate assessment.

The main objective of this strategic plan is to ensure that Eye care services in the country are significantly improved.

National Guideline for Comprehensive Management of Opioid Use Disorder provides a framework and guidance for effective and comprehensive medical and psychosocial management of people with opioid use disorders in Tanzania.

These Guidelines provide explicit directives on the operational rules, regulations, guidelines and administrative norms; and the minimum acceptable levels of performance and expectations for service delivery and program implementation in Tanzania.

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 document provides the most current and up-to-date knowledge on the methods of contraception currently approved by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Tanzania.

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 document provides the National Standards and procedure to obtain POCT