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.

This document provides 2 important guidelines: guideline for Internal Supportive Supervision which is intended for use by the Regional Referral Hospital Management Teams (RRHMTs) to monitor closely and on quarterly basis the priority interventions planned in CHOP to address the requisites of the Regional Referral Hospital; and guideline for External Hospital Performance Assessment geared at providing guidance to RHMT to assess the performance of RRHs. Likewise, the guide is appended with the EHPA tool and other important instruments.

The overarching goal of the National Digital Health Strategy 2019– 2024 is to accelerate increased access to and improved quality of effective and efficient health care to all Tanzanians through digitally enabled transformation of the health system.

An Act to consolidate the law relating to narcotic drugs; to make provision for the control and regulation of operations relating to narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances; to provide for the forfeiture of property derived from or used in illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances; to provide for the prevention of illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances and to implement the provisions of the International Convention on Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances.

This Plan has five specific objectives that include quality improvement of primary health care and delivering of a minimum benefit package; equitable access to services, based on geographical and vulnerability criteria; community partnership in service delivery and management; effective management and innovative partnerships; and addressing social determinants of health through intersectoral collaboration.

The overall goal of this guidance document is to enhance efficient provision of quality and systematic community-based TB, TB/HIV, and DR-TB interventions.

The plan identifies six Strategic Objectives which are translated into a number of operational strategies, long-, medium- and short-term targets and activities for accomplishment. It aims to strengthen Human Resources for Health and Social Welfare (HRH & SW) policy development and planning at all levels and promote partnerships and coordination of HRH & SW interventions among stakeholders at all levels.

This document provides guidelines for preventing infection and controlling Ebola virus disease cases.

These guidelines support broader national health objectives by providing guidance for mainstreaming, establishing, implementing, coordinating, mobilizing, monitoring and evaluating partnerships between the Government of Tanzania and the private health and social welfare sector within existing laws, policies and plans.

The primary objective of this manual is to improve the knowledge and skills of frontline health workers, in the management of common eye diseases. It also provides guidance on making decision for referral of eye patients for specialized care.

This provides a results-oriented framework to lead and guide the decentralized health sector HIV response in the intensification, optimisation and scaling up of quality evidence-based interventions for HIV prevention, care, treatment and support services for people living with HIV to facilitate the attainment of the “triple 90” targets in Tanzania.

An Act to regulate the registration and management of private health laboratories managed by approved persons and in respect of private health laboratory services to be rendered by private health laboratories and for related matters.

This Volume defines the minimum requirements for establishing/operating Hospitals at Level III and IV Hospitals; and Level 3 Clinics. It particularly targets all stakeholders including respective hospital/facility leaders and Hospital Management Team (HMT), developers, planners and designers, licensing and supervisors as well as policy makers to guide them towards reaching national standards effectively and efficiently.

This volume defines the minimum requirements for establishing / operating a dispensary, health centre, stand-alone dental clinic (run by dental therapist, assistant dental officer), and stand-alone rehabilitation medicine facilities (which include – physiotherapy facility, prosthetics and orthotics facility, occupational therapy facility, and speech and language therapy facility) level. the standards will also constitute the basis and serve the licensing requirement for this level of facilities

This Volume is particularly targeted at household members, community health workers, community leaders, school heads, influential people and spiritual leaders to assist in planning towards reaching these national standards at the earliest.

The guidelines of the training are aimed at achieving effective and equitable prevention and care for major non-communicable diseases (NCDs) The goals are to reduce the burden, health-care costs and human suffering due to major NCDs by achieving higher coverage of essential interventions and to improve the equity and efficiency of care of major NCDs in primary care.

This national strategy has been developed to enhance TB and leprosy control activities in the country. The strategy includes the interventions in line with the global move to end TB in 2035. Its vision is to ensure that Tanzania is free of tuberculosis and leprosy with zero deaths, disease and suffering due to tuberculosis and leprosy.

This Plan has been designed to guide health sector’s response coordination to emergencies of all hazards at all levels; to elaborate procedures for alert, detection, rapid risk assessment and grading for emergencies; to elaborate structures for decision making and command &control through incident management systems on responding to emergencies at different levels; and to describe response procedures including decision making, command &control and concepts of operations at different levels during emergency response.