{"tags": [{"id": 53, "search": null, "name": "Anti retroviral therapy", "code": ""}, {"id": 5, "search": null, "name": "HIV", "code": ""}], "categories": [{"hasContent": true, "id": 4, "search": null, "name": "Aids and its Control", "code": "100"}, {"hasContent": true, "id": 15, "search": null, "name": "Education and Training", "code": "205"}], "versions": [{"publisher": {"id": 10, "search": null, "name": "NASCOP", "contact": ""}, "authors": [{"id": 10, "search": null, "name": "NASCOP", "contact": ""}], "collaborators": [{"id": 7, "search": null, "name": "CDC", "contact": ""}], "fileUrl": "media/JOBAIDS_for_ART_providers_in_Kenya_February_2015.pdf", "id": 156, "search": null, "name": "Job Aids for ART providers in Kenya", "description": "", "edition": "First", "state": "CURRENT", "upload": "./JOBAIDS_for_ART_providers_in_Kenya_February_2015.pdf", "datePublished": "2015-02-01"}], "relatedGuidelines": [{"summary": "The guidelines are designed to contribute to significant improvement in the quality of care provided to premature infants and to prevent avoidable blindness", "id": 396, "categories": [6], "name": "Guidelines For The Screening And Management Of Retinopathy Of Prematurity In Kenya"}, {"summary": "The objective of this guideline is to make available two new WHO recommendations on when to start Antiretro-viral Therapy and on Pre-exposture Prophylaxis, for HIV  that have emerged from the review process undertaken in 2015. The target audience for this guideline is primarily national HIV programme managers, who will be responsible for adapting the new recommendations at country level. The guideline will also be of interest to a wide range of other stakeholders, including national TB programme managers and\r\ncivil society organizations, as well as domestic and international funders of HIV programmes.", "id": 247, "categories": [4], "name": "WHO Guideline on when to start Antiretro-viral Therapy and on Pre-exposture Prophylaxis for HIV September 2015"}, {"summary": "This is a report that is used to track activities undertaken by NASCOP", "id": 204, "categories": [23], "name": "NASCOP Program Activity Report"}, {"summary": "This is a guideline on HIV home care for use by both clinicians and patients.", "id": 160, "categories": [4, 14], "name": "HIV Homecare handbook"}, {"summary": "This is a clinical protocol highlighting the 6 steps of routine HIV testing and counselling for clients with TB; to be used by health workers for patients seeking HIV testing and counselling.", "id": 13, "categories": [4, 11], "name": "Routine HIV Testing and Counselling(DTC) in TB Clinical Settings Protocol"}, {"summary": "A guideline to be used by health care workers for implementation of TB/HIV collaborative activities. Necessitated  by the fact that this is a new area of intervention that need clear and concise guidelines so that implementation of activities in the whole country can be well coordinated.\r\n", "id": 3, "categories": [4, 11], "name": "Guidelines for implementing TB-HIV collaborative activities in Kenya : what health care workers need to  know"}, {"summary": "This is a pictorial handbook which contains information that will help the general public understand TB and HIV", "id": 167, "categories": [4, 11, 14], "name": "Important Information about TB for People living with HIV/AIDS"}, {"summary": "This guideline has been developed for all health workers in a health care setup including; medical specialists, medical officers, clinical officers, nurses, pharmacists, pharmaceutical technologists, nutritionists, social workers and laboratory technologists among other service providers who directly or indirectly provide HIV Care services. Additionally this document should guide County health management teams, local NGO\u2019s, implementing partners, civil society organization, networks of Persons Living with HIV and otherstakeholders on the use of Antiretroviral Drugs for preventing and treating HIV.\r\n", "id": 152, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "Guidelines on use of anteretroviral drugs in treating and preventing HIV infection: Rapid advice"}, {"summary": "This guideline has been developed for all health workers in a health care setup including; medical specialists, medical officers, clinical officers, nurses, pharmacists, pharmaceutical technologists, nutritionists, social workers and laboratory technologists among other service providers who directly or indirectly provide HIV Care services. Additionally this document should guide County health management teams, local NGO\u2019s, implementing partners, civil society organization, networks of Persons Living with HIV and otherstakeholders on the use of Antiretroviral Drugs for preventing and treating HIV.\r\n", "id": 152, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "Guidelines on use of anteretroviral drugs in treating and preventing HIV infection: Rapid advice"}, {"summary": " This document augments and complements a range of topics covered in the 2013 consolidated guidelines. Materials  contained in this supplement will be of good use to countries as they continue to expand and enhance the scope and scale up of their HIV programmes.\r\n", "id": 126, "categories": [4], "name": "March 2014 supplement on the use of anti retroviral drugs for treating and preventing HIV infection"}, {"summary": " This document augments and complements a range of topics covered in the 2013 consolidated guidelines. Materials  contained in this supplement will be of good use to countries as they continue to expand and enhance the scope and scale up of their HIV programmes.\r\n", "id": 126, "categories": [4], "name": "March 2014 supplement on the use of anti retroviral drugs for treating and preventing HIV infection"}, {"summary": "This framework is a guide for defining, measuring and improving performance of HIV health services across different care facilities\r\n\r\nThe target audience for this guideline is organizations and clinical leaders", "id": 249, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "Kenya HIV Quality Improvement Framework (KHQIF) 2014"}, {"summary": "AIDS Indicator Surveys (AIS) were developed to provide countries with a standardised tool for monitoring nationally-representative HIV/AIDS indicators in the general population in order to evaluate the response to the HIV epidemic and to inform HIV policy. 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These guidelines have been widely disseminated to health service providers throughout the country.", "id": 88, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "ART Frequently Asked Questions Manual"}, {"summary": "To address the inefficiency of uncoordinated off-site training and limited mentoring for healthcare workers (HCWs), the National AIDS & STI Control Programme (NASCOP) and its partners have proposed a new, harmonized HIV curriculum that  uses a blended skills-building strategy combining self-learning, placement (off-site face-to-face interaction with mentors), ongoing clinical practice, and ongoing mentoring. ", "id": 89, "categories": [15], "name": "Training and Mentoring Clinical Health Workers in Kenya"}, {"summary": "HIV represents one of the greatest public health challengesconfronting the Kenyan people. In the face of this challenge, Kenya has mounted an exceptional challenge that has drawn on the passion and wisdom of people from all walks of life. 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One of the priority areas of NHSSP II is adherence to set clinical and public health standards.", "id": 64, "categories": [4, 27], "name": "Guidelines for Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) of HIV/AIDS in Kenya "}, {"summary": " The Kenya HIV Prevention Intervention Assessment Tool (KHPIAT) will help the Ministry of Health and other stakeholders to identify, promote, and disseminate behavioral interventions that are evidence-informed and contribute towards prevention of new\r\nHIV infections.\r\n", "id": 182, "categories": [4], "name": "Kenya HIV prevention intervention assesment tool"}, {"summary": "This plan signifies the government\u2019s commitment to maternal and child health and to achieving MDGs 4, 5 and 6. The Framework brings together a critical analysis of the current status of the program and the strategic direction towards elimination of MTCT by 2015.\r\n\r\n\r\n", "id": 202, "categories": [4, 27], "name": "Towards the Elimination of Mother to Child Transmission(eMTCT) of HIV and Keeping Mothers Alive- Strategic Framework"}, {"summary": "These guidelines are an important part of the government\u2019s strategy to reduce mother to child transmission of HIV (MTCT) to less than 5% through the national eMTCT Framework, aligned with the National Health Strategic Plan (NHSSPII), and Kenya National AIDS Strategic Plan (KNASP III 2009-13) Pillar III, which focuses on strengthening community capacity to contribute to universal access and social transformation.", "id": 67, "categories": [4, 14], "name": "National Guidelines for PMTCT Peer Education and Psychosocial Support in Kenya"}, {"summary": "In October 2011 NASCOP and NACC collaborated with Futures Institute to conduct a training workshop for the Goals model. This model is designed to analyze the expected cost and impact of implementing future strategies for HIV prevention and treatment. In addition to training 30 staff and partners in the use of the Goals model, the workshop also identified data needs to improve the model application and several strategies for analysis. This report provides preliminary results from the analysis. These results will need to be updated once the additional data collection is completed.", "id": 128, "categories": [4], "name": "Goals Analysis Report"}, {"summary": "This is a comprehensive care package defining client level services and the corresponding health systems support . This will give guidance to all stakeholders in HIV service provision regarding the type of support to be provided at all levels. This standardization also enables all stakeholders identify opportunities for improvement in HIV care and treatment service provision\r\n", "id": 155, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "Minimim package of care in HIV services provision"}, {"summary": "This is a study to among health care workers to determine feasibility of Self-testing", "id": 166, "categories": [4], "name": "Knowing Myself First: Feasibility of Self-testing among Health Workers in Kenya"}, {"summary": "The purpose of this document is to provide guidance on the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) roles, responsibilities and activities of all the HIV stakeholders working with the Ministries of Health (MoH). Intended for use by all persons working within MopHS and MoMS, at the community, facility, district, provincial, and national levels on the national HIV program activities. ", "id": 42, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "National Monitoring and Evaluation  (M&E) Guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures For HIV : Pillar 1"}, {"summary": "This operational manual is intended to standardize delivery of HIV testing and counselling (HTC) services in community settings e.g. door to door, mobile, workplace and all other forms of outreaches.and counselling services. For  use by all HTC providers offering community HIV testing and counselling and should be used in conjunction with the National Quality Management Guidance.\r\n\r\n", "id": 169, "categories": [4], "name": "Operational Manual for Community-based HIV Testing and Counselling - 2011"}, {"summary": "This paper describes the process to use the new information to prepare national estimates for 2010 and describes the results for key indicators.", "id": 206, "categories": [4], "name": "National HIV Indicators for Kenya: 2010"}, {"summary": "The Objectives of this report is to Determine treatment outcome among patients in select EMR sites ;Determine overall retention rates and retention by gender and age among patients in select EMR sites ;Determine transition to second line among\r\npatients in the select EMRs ;Determine survival based on the set key outcomes; LFU, Dead, Transferred out ", "id": 131, "categories": [4], "name": "Cohort Report for 2011"}, {"summary": "General objective of this report is to continue monitoring the epidemic among pregnant women in Kenya for planning and evaluation of HIV and AIDS response activities.", "id": 122, "categories": [4], "name": "ANC HIV SENTINEL SURVEILLANCE REPORT 2011"}, {"summary": "This is a  national report to document the history, achievements and lessons of\r\nHTC (HIV testing and counselling) in Kenya to provide future direction. thus evaluating the extent to which it has been transformed into a primary health care intervention. \r\n", "id": 177, "categories": [14], "name": "Achieving universal access to knowledge of HIV status: The Kenya HTC report 2011"}, {"summary": "This Guideline is an important tool for use by multi-disciplinary teams of health care professionals providing care and treatment to PL.HIV including doctors, clinical officers, nurses, pharmacists, pharmaceutical technologists, nutritionists, social workers and\r\nlaboratory technologists among other service providers.  It is presented in a simplified manner and provides a sound knowledge base for health care professionals involved in caring for PLHIV.", "id": 38, "categories": [4], "name": "Guidelines for antiretroviral therapy in Kenya 4th edition 2011 "}, {"summary": "This Facilitators\u2019 Guide is part of a training package for HMIS for HIV consisting of:  \r\n\u2022 FACILITATOR\u2019S  GUIDE\u2010  this  contains  guiding  instructions  for  the  training  facilitators  to enable them conduct the training effectively. It also contains numerous examples which the facilitator can use in the course of the training \r\n\u2022 FACILITATOR\u2019S WORKBOOK \u2013  this contains  the answers  to  the exercises  to be done by  the participants in the workshop including the pre\u2010test/post\u2010test answers \r\n\u2022 PARTICIPANT\u2019S WORKBOOK  \u2010  this  contains  a  variety  of  case  studies  and  exercises  to  help the participants grasp the course concepts and enhance participation in the workshop \r\n\u2022 PARTICIPANT\u2019S NOTES \u2010 this is a collection of all the presentations that will be made in the course  of  the  workshop  that  have  printed  out  and  bound  as  handouts.  They  contain space where the participants can make their own notes \r\n\u2022 INDICATORS MANUAL \u2010 this contains a list of the reviewed and harmonised indicators, their definitions, data sources, data flow and information use. \r\n\u2022 PROCEDURES MANUAL \u2013 this contains a set of instruction on the purpose and use of various data  collection  tools  and  how  to  fill  the  appropriate  data  in  the  appropriate  columns together with how to summarize the data.", "id": 211, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "HMIS for HIV/AIDS Training Materials (Facilitator's Guide)"}, {"summary": "A collection of all the presentations made in the course  of  a  workshop  that  have been  printed  out  and  bound  as  handouts.  They  contain spaces where the participants can make their own notes.", "id": 213, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "HMIS for HIV/AIDS Training Materials (Participant's notes)"}, {"summary": "This facilitator's answer manual provides information on data management for HIV/ AIDS programmes (Module 3) (HIV Testing and Counselling, Laboratory Register, ANC,  Maternity and Postnatal Registers, HIV Exposed Infant Care and Follow Up and HIV Care and Treatment) and Data Collection and Aggregation (Module 4).", "id": 209, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "HMIS for HIV/AIDS Training Materials (Facilitator's Answer Book)"}, {"summary": "This guide consists of  module 1 Questions.  Module 1 has a pretest which also serves as a post test for the participants.  ", "id": 212, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "HMIS for HIV/AIDS Training Materials (Facilitator's Guide- Module 1)"}, {"summary": "The purpose of this report is to provide the latest estimates of the epidemiological profile and progress with implementation of Kenya\u2019s health sector response to HIV and AIDS by end of 2009. It is expected that policy makers, programme managers and researchers will use this information to guide the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the health sector response in terms of HIV prevention, treatment, care, and support interventions.", "id": 205, "categories": [4], "name": "Annual Health Sector HIV Report 2009: Progress with the National Health Sector Response"}, {"summary": "This  contains  a  variety  of  case  studies  and  exercises  to  help the participants grasp the course concepts and enhance participation in the workshop", "id": 215, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "HMIS for HIV/AIDS Training Materials (Participant's Workbook)"}, {"summary": "This manual provides information on HIV testing and counselling. Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission, HIV- Exposed Infant Follow- Up, Care and Treatment, Voluntary Male Circumcision and Post Exposure Prophylaxis.", "id": 210, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "HMIS for HIV/AIDS Reference Materials (Procedure Manual)"}, {"summary": "This document will be used by service providers, who include any individual providing services to SWs such, as health care workers, peer educators, program staff and implementers as well as policy makers, as the standard for the provision of HIV/STI services for sex workers and their sex partners.", "id": 19, "categories": [4], "name": "National Guidelines for HIV/STI Programs for Sex Workers(SWs)"}, {"summary": "The general objective of the 2010 Kenyan National HIV and syphilis prevalence survey through the ANC SS was to monitor the epidemic and provide HIV prevalence data for planning, monitoring and evaluation of HIV and AIDS response activities. Specific objectives included:To determine the prevalence and correlates of HIV and syphilis infections among pregnant women attending antenatal care in Kenya;To assess temporal trends in HIV and syphilis infections in pregnant women attending antenatal care in Kenya;To compare the validity and reliability of PMTCT HIV prevalence with SS HIV prevalence datacollected from pregnant women attending antenatal care in Kenya.", "id": 127, "categories": [4], "name": "ANC HIV SENTINEL SURVEILLANCE REPORT-2010"}, {"summary": "The goal of this assessment was to review and analyse existing data management, reporting and use and to determine the range of HIV services provided at selected health facilities. The supervision was conducted through site visits, review of records, observation and one-to-one interviews with health workers and district and provincial level managers. For the one to one interviews, seven provincial and 39 district teams were interviewed while the facility tool was administered in 90 CCCs in health facilities. The ultimate goal of this supervision was to identify ways of strengthening NASCOP\u2019s M&E system so as to effectively monitor the progress towards achievement of KNASP and MDG targets on HIV.", "id": 136, "categories": [4], "name": "Report on Support Supervision for HIV Services,2009"}, {"summary": "These guidelines are designed to be used by program managers and planners for advocacy and resource mobilization. Health care providers and community health workers/peer educators will use the guidelines to guide implementation of BCP interventions.\r\n\r\nThey provide a significant step towards standardizing care and support measures to reflect the most up-to-date information and policies supported by the Ministry of Health.\r\n", "id": 158, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "National guidelines for the implementation of basic care package 2010"}, {"summary": " This quick reference guide is designed to o\ufb00er the necessary support for peer educators and community health workers as they facilitate health education sessions in the health facilities, communities and elsewhere as may be required.\r\n", "id": 164, "categories": [4, 14], "name": "Quick reference guide to the HIV basic care package for community health workers and peer educators"}, {"summary": "This is a publication aimed at increasing access to HIV testing and counselling services in all health facilities by equipping health care providers with skills to offer, test and counsel patients and refer them appropriately.", "id": 180, "categories": [4], "name": "Operational manual for implementing provider initiated HIV testing and counselling in clinical settings 2010"}, {"summary": "This document gives guidance on quality logistics which include realistic forecasting, procurement, distribution and storage of supplies. It also provides guidance on quality data management, which ensures accurate measures of current performance. National standardized tools shall be used for HIV Testing and Counselling data collection and management.\r\n", "id": 174, "categories": [4], "name": "National Quality management Guidance framework for HIV Testing and Counselling in Kenya"}, {"summary": "As a result of the devastating effects of HIV and AIDS, the Government through a Legal Notice No. 170 of State Corporations Act, established the National AIDS Control Council (NACC) in November 1999 to coordinate, supervise and monitor the implementation of multi-sectoral national HIV and AIDS response. In order to effectively coordinate the national response, NACC created institutional framework including AIDS Control Units (ACUs) in government ministries/departments, Constituency AIDS Control Committees (CACCs) at community level,District Technical Committees (DTCs) at district level and the NACC Field Offices at provincial/regional levels. ", "id": 44, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "Guidelines for field Operations at the  National AIDS Control Council(NACC) Decentralized Structures"}, {"summary": "This document  has been developed to coordinate stakeholders towards one agreed country-level monitoring and evaluation system. The goal of the M&E framework is to establish a well coordinated, harmonised monitoring, evaluation and research system which is supposed to provide timely and accurate strategic information to guide the planning of the national response to HIV and AIDS.", "id": 138, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "National  HIV and AIDS Monitoring, Evaluation and Research Framework (2009/10-2012/13)"}, {"summary": "The KNASP III supporting documents were developed to support the planning and implementation of the strategy. This documents has been compiled to enable stakeholders have easy access to all the documents and be able to cross reference to KNASP III easily. This document presents the major  supporting reports and plans for KNASP III", "id": 52, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "Kenya National Aids Strategic Plan(KNASP) 2009-2010.2012-2013"}, {"summary": "The objective of this survey was to provide comprehensive information on indicators of HIV/ AIDS that build upon and go beyond the 2003 Kenya Demographic Health Survey. In 2003, the prevalence of HIV, coverage of HIV testing and data on discordant couples provided important benchmarks for comparison with future studies. In 2007, we included questions on perceived HIV status, awareness of partner HIV status, and utilization of HIV care and treatment.", "id": 133, "categories": [4], "name": "Kenya AIDS Indicator Survey 2007 (KAIS)"}, {"summary": "The HIV & AIDS Decentralization Policy Guidelines will thus provide an implementation framework for all partners to refer to especially in their support for decentralization of HIV services.", "id": 37, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "Decentralization Guidelines for HIV/AIDS care and Treatment"}, {"summary": "The aim of this document is to provide standardized material for all service provide to ensure quality HIV service delivery.The goal of the section is to enable participants to acquire a better understanding of the association between HIV/AIDS and STI/RTI.", "id": 120, "categories": [4, 18], "name": "Management of Sexually Transmitted/  Reproductive Tract Infections"}, {"summary": " This manual should be used to orient staff to the M&E System and their role in it. It should be used to understand indicators and their definitions, data sources, data flow and information use. ", "id": 135, "categories": [4], "name": "National AIDS and STIs Control Programme INDICATORS MANUAL"}, {"summary": "This is a chart guideline  for health care providers on how to approach the nutritional care of HIV-infected children (6 months \u2013 14 years)\r\n", "id": 189, "categories": [4, 14], "name": "Kenya Guidelines for an Integrated Approach to the Nutritional Care of HIV-infected children (6 months \u2013 14 years)"}, {"summary": "This strategy operationalises the scale-up of nutrition interventions in HIV/AIDS by Kenya's government, development partners and stakeholders. It is intended to ensure provision of appropriate nutritional care, including supplements to all PLWHA who are eligible to receive them\r\n", "id": 57, "categories": [4, 23], "name": "Kenya Nutrition and HIV/AIDS Strategy 2007-2010"}, {"summary": "These guidelines were developed in the context of existing Kenyan laws and policies, especially the HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act (2006). They support the provision of HTC to children, youth, and adults, according to the circumstances described herein.", "id": 49, "categories": [4], "name": "National Guidelines for HIV Testing and Counselling in Kenya "}, {"summary": "A manual  intended for use by health care workers at the front line of our fight against HIV/AIDS to improve their understanding of the causes, prevention and appropriate management of opportunistic infections and conditions in adults and adolescents.\r\n", "id": 154, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "National manual for the management of HIV related opportunistic infections and conditions: A health care workers manual"}, {"summary": "A manual  intended for use by health care workers at the front line of our fight against HIV/AIDS to improve their understanding of the causes, prevention and appropriate management of opportunistic infections and conditions in adults and adolescents.\r\n", "id": 154, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "National manual for the management of HIV related opportunistic infections and conditions: A health care workers manual"}, {"summary": "The findings presented in this report are based on a rapid field assessment undertaken between February and May 2007 in three countries \u2013 Kenya  Malawi and Zambia. The study was commissioned and led by UNICEF ESARO in coordination with the relevant UNICEF country offices.\r\n", "id": 208, "categories": [4], "name": "Nutritional care of HIV-Positive children in Kenya,  Malawi and Zambia: A progress review"}, {"summary": "The aim of this guidance documents is to provide a broad policy framework for the integration of Male Circumcision into the existing prevention programmes. It is our belief that partners and all implementers will be guided by this document to provide male circumcision in a manner that is voluntary and provides the individual with appropriate information regarding the role of male circumcision in reducing the risk of HIV Infection.", "id": 71, "categories": [4, 12], "name": "National Guideline for Voluntary Male Circumcision in Kenya 2008"}, {"summary": "This document describes a systematic framework for establishing and maintaining  home- and community-based care (HCBC) in Kenya. The framework is intended to guide governments, national and international donor agencies, and civil society organizations in developing or expanding HCBC programmes.\r\n\r\n\r\n", "id": 162, "categories": [4], "name": "An implementation framework for home and community based  HIV care in Kenya"}, {"summary": "The Tool Kit contains materials that service providers can refer to or use to implement the national nutritional guidelines for people with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) attending the comprehensive care centres (CCC) in Kenya. These tools can also be used as part of training programs. \r\n", "id": 214, "categories": [4], "name": "Nutrition and HIV AIDs: A tool kit for service providers in the comprehensive care centre"}, {"summary": "This Tool Kit includes the materials and tools that are needed by a nutritionist to provide support to PLHIV attending the\r\nComprehensive Care Centres (CCC) in Kenya. These materials and tools are intended to be practical and useful for service providers. The tools will help them carry out nutritional assessments of the client, prepare a nutritional care plan with the patient, carry out counselling and education, prepare a meal-drug plan, choose and collect data in routine work, and analyse and present\r\nthe data.", "id": 58, "categories": [4, 14], "name": "Nutrition and HIV/AIDS: A Tool Kit for service providers in comprehensive care centres"}, {"summary": "This is manual designed to be used by ART providers in their work to ensure a successful tretment outcome", "id": 149, "categories": [4, 15], "name": "Kenya National Clinical Manual for ART providers"}, {"summary": "The Kenyan National Guidelines on Nutrition and HIV/AIDS offers information, including daily nutritional requirements for various groups (such as the malnourished, children and women), and how to fulfill those requirements. There are clear steps how to assess and analyze a client\u2019s nutritional situation, and there are actions recommended to avert malnutrition; reserve nutritional status; or rehabilitate the malnourished. As well, the Guidelines include policy imperatives required to further advocate for better nutrition\r\n\r\n", "id": 27, "categories": [4], "name": "Kenya National Guidelines on Nutrition and HIV/AIDS"}, {"summary": "HIV surveillance is the collection of complete epidemiological information regarding the distribution and spread of HIV infection for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of HIV/AIDS prevention and control programme activities.", "id": 139, "categories": [4], "name": "Sentinel Surveillance of HIV & STDs in Kenya REPORT 2006"}, {"summary": "This is an Act of Parliament to provide measures for the prevention, management and control of HIV and AIDS, to provide for the protection and promotion of public health and for the appropriate treatment, counselling, support and care of persons infected or at risk of HIV and AIDS infection, and for connected purposes.", "id": 217, "categories": [4, 22], "name": "The HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act, 2006"}, {"summary": "The guidelines are intended for use by multi-disciplinary teams of Health Care Workers (HCWs) providing care for HIV/AIDS patients. With the Publication of this guidelines the Ministry of Health hopes to ensure the provision of quality care to the HIV-infected through building the capacity of the providers by equipping them with current and simplified knowledge on the management of HIV infection including the rational use of antiretroviral drugs.", "id": 39, "categories": [4], "name": "Guidelines for antiretroviral therapy in Kenya 3rd Edition 2005"}, {"summary": "This guide provides information for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)-affected households and communities on how nutrition can help HIV-positive people live healthier lives throughout the progression of\r\nHIV disease, thus its purpose  is to assist program managers and health workers make recommendations on food management and nutritional issues for households with members who are HIV-infected or living with AIDS.\r\n", "id": 186, "categories": [4, 14], "name": "AIDS/ HIV: A guide for Nutritional care and support 2004"}, {"summary": "The purpose of this guide is to assist program managers and health workers make recommendations on food management and nutritional issues for households with members who are HIV-infected or living with AIDS. The guide refers to the nutritional care and support needs of individuals infected with HIV.\r\n\r\nThe guide is also designed for individuals, families, and communities affected by HIV; thats, they may or may not be HIV-infected but are experiencing the social, economic, and health consequences of the virus. The guide is designed with the view that sound nutrition practices will\r\n\r\n\r\n", "id": 50, "categories": [4], "name": " Guide for Nutritional Care and Support in Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome 2004"}], "lastUpdated": "", "id": 157, "search": null, "name": "Job Aids for ART providers in Kenya", "summary": "These job aids are to be utilized as decision support tools during healthcare worker-patent interaction. \r\n", "description": "Most HIV care and proven on services are o\ufb00ered at primary care levels. These Job Aids for ART providers have been developed inline with latest version of the Guidelines for Anti retro viral Therapy in Kenya. The collection of Job Aids covers diagnosis of HIV infection, pre-ART care for HIV infected persons, preparation for and initiation a on of ART, treatment monitoring, anti retroviral treatment failure management, post-exposure prophylaxis and management of priority opportunist c infections and comorbidities among other guidance.\r\n\r\nThe collection of Job Aids comprises of tables, algorithms and \ufb02ow charts to be utilized as decision support tools during health care worker-patient interaction.\r\n", "guidelineType": "CLINICAL", "datePublished": "2015-02-01"}