These guidelines, targeted to management staff at all levels (regional, district and health centre) and health workers, describe TB infection control (IC) procedures to reduce the risk of M. tuberculosis transmission in Health Facilities (HFs), particularly HIV care and treatment clinics (CTC).

This document provides guidelines for 5S-KAIZEN-TQM approaches in Tanzania.

This improvement framework has two main purposes. First, is to encourage all health workers at all levels and other stakeholders in the sector to develop innovative approaches for quality improvement and implement them. Second, to outline what needs to be done to institutionalize quality of health care at various levels based on national interests and vision.

This handbook is developed for 5S-KAIZEN facilitators, health facility management and QIT to support KAIZEN implementers in health facilities.

This guideline is intended to guide Regional Health Management Team (RHMT) and Regional Referral Hospital Management Team (RRHMT) to establish Regional Referral Hospital Advisory Board (RRHAB) in line with National Health Policy.

This manual provides guidelines to trainers on how to conduct the various sessions. It contains all the information that participants are supposed to receive in the form of handouts and the activities that they should participate in.

The Integrated Health Facility Electronic Management System (iHFeMS) document describes minimum requirements, standards and guidelines for successful implementation and use of the iHFeMS in Tanzania private and public Health facilities. It also describes the leadership and governance structure, centered on the National eHealth Steering Committee (NeHSC) that will help ensure the timely implementation of eHealth initiatives.

Community drug distributors (CDDs) are critical to the success of mass drug administration (MDA) campaigns for neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). Heance, this document outlines the role of community drug distributors and activities that take place after an MDA campaign.

This document defines the role of frontline health workers and activities that take place during and after an MDA campaign.

The United Republic of Tanzania Ministry of Health Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program guidelines for management of multi drug resistant – TB.

This document contains the national guidelines on water supply, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for health care facilities (HCFs) in Tanzania.

The purpose of this plan is to set a course for the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children, collaborating Ministries, other relevant Governmental and Non- Governmental Agencies, all interested partners and the public at large, to help achieve national goals for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Tanzania.

This document identifies the risk factors for chronic non-communicable disease and symptoms for chronic diseases.

This document details the functions of regional health management system and functions of regional referral hospital management system.

The main purpose of this Charter is to improve public awareness on the availability of quality services offered by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.

“KAIZEN” is a Japanese word, which has the meaning of “Change for better”. Therefore, this document provides details on the application of “KAIZEN” approach to healthcare services.

The objectives of this plan are to: identify future activities to improve quality and safety of health services in RRHs; secure an annual income and expenditure for proper service provision in RRHs; allocate necessary budget for each department on service provision activity; and ensure equitable services to all members in the community.

This guideline is designed to meet the following objectives: use data to identify actual and potential problems of the Human Resource and Training institutions; assist in planning and budgeting at all level; improve information sharing between the health facilities, institutions and the central level; and assist in monitoring academic progress.

This report describes the 17 investment recommendations prioritised by the government of Tanzania to improve health system performance through better data use.