{"tags": [{"id": 18, "search": null, "name": "Reproductive Health", "code": ""}], "categories": [{"hasContent": true, "id": 12, "search": null, "name": "Community health and Primary Health Care", "code": "180"}, {"hasContent": true, "id": 18, "search": null, "name": "Family planning and Human Reproduction", "code": "230"}], "versions": [{"publisher": {"id": 10, "search": null, "name": "NASCOP", "contact": ""}, "authors": [{"id": 10, "search": null, "name": "NASCOP", "contact": ""}], "collaborators": [{"id": 70, "search": null, "name": "Ministry of Health", "contact": ""}], "fileUrl": "media/Revised_ST1Chart_.pdf", "id": 34, "search": null, "name": "Algorithms for managing common STI  Syndromes", "description": "", "edition": "First", "state": "CURRENT", "upload": "./Revised_ST1Chart_.pdf", "datePublished": "2015-01-01"}], "relatedGuidelines": [{"summary": "The policy guarantees achievement of universal Reproductive Health coverage to all persons in the country.", "id": 347, "categories": [18], "name": "The National Reproductive Health Policy 2022 - 2032"}, {"summary": "This document outlines the key research gaps that need prioritized attention to inform and guide Kenya\u2019s investment in realizing the constitutional right to the highest attainable status of reproductive health.", "id": 362, "categories": [14], "name": "Reproductive Health Priority Research And Learning Agenda The National 2022 \u2013 2027, July 2022"}, {"summary": "This teachers\u2019 handbook aims to empower the teacher through provision of factual information on menstruation with the expectation that the teacher will relay the same information to the learners.", "id": 310, "categories": [3, 14], "name": "Menstrual Hygiene Management in Schools: A Handbook for Teachers - April 2022"}, {"summary": "This comprehensive strategy enables stakeholders to collectively and effectively improve the situation around Menstrual Hygiene Management in Kenya, thereby ensuring the wellbeing of girls and women, as well as implications for the environment and ultimate gender equality in the country. ", "id": 422, "categories": [16], "name": "Menstrual Hygiene Management Strategy 2019-2024 "}, {"summary": "The mission of this policy is to ensure that all women and girls in Kenya can manage menstruation hygienically, freely, with dignity without stigma or taboos, and with access to: the right information on Menstrual Hygiene Management; menstrual products, services and facilities; and to safely dispose of menstrual waste.", "id": 423, "categories": [16, 18, 22], "name": "Menstrual Hygiene Management Policy 2019-2030"}, {"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": "The purpose of this curriculum is to improve service providers\u2019 knowledge, attitudes, and skills in offering sexuality counselling services to their clients in an open and non-judgemental way. 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Additionally, the handbook is envisaged to help health providers to make quick references to augment existing resources.", "id": 68, "categories": [18], "name": "Integrating the management of STIs/ RTIs into Reproductive Health Services"}, {"summary": "This pocket handbook is meant for use by both pre-service and in-service health providers (doctors, clinical officers and nurses) . The purpose of the material is to equip healthcare providers with requisite knowledge, skills and attitudes to facilitate integration activities in their respective health facilities. 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It  seeks to facilitate coordinated and systematic roll-out of the strategy at all levels and to stimulate dialogue. \r\n\r\nThe guide also seeks to build and sustain institutional and multisectoral support towards the achievement of the Government of Kenya\u2019s reproductive health/family planning (RH/FP) goals, through advocacy, behaviour change, and social mobilization.\r\n", "id": 28, "categories": [18], "name": "Reproductive Health Communication Strategy Implementation Guide (2010-2012)"}, {"summary": "This report provides a summary of the deliberations of a meeting that was convened to revitalize the national STI/RTI control activities in Kenya. The meeting was organized by NASCOP in collaboration with DRH and NACC on 14th to 15th October 2009 in Nairobi, through financial and technical assistance from WHO, UNFPA, Population Council and CDC. 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