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Revised Antiretroviral Treatment Guidelines 2013 - Presentation of the Overview
This document is a PDF version of the National Department of Health's Overview presentation of the latest ART guidelines, to be implemented from April 1st 2013. This includes the introduction of fixed dose combination regimens.
The South African National Antiretroviral Treatment Guidelines Complete 2012
These are the latest complete ART guidelines from the National Department of Health. Official implementation date is the 1st of April 2013.
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This document is a PDF version of the National Department of Health's Overview presentation of the latest ART guidelines, to be implemented from April 1st 2013. This includes the introduction of fixed dose combination regimens.
These are the latest complete ART guidelines from the National Department of Health. Official implementation date is the 1st of April 2013.
This document contains the short combined guidelines for antiretroviral treatment for South Africa in 2013. This document was published on 14 March 2013 by the National Department of Health. This includes standardised national guidelines for adults and adolescents, children, HIV-positive pregnant women as well as HIV-positive newborn infants.
These presentation slides, put together by the South African National Department of Health, should aid in training staff for the correct implementation of the 2013 standardised guidelines for Fixed Dose Combination (FDC) antiretroviral therapy regimens.
This document, published by the South African National Department of Health on 13 March 2013, contains several demonstrative case studies for trainers to teach the correct implementation of Fixed Dose Combination (FDC) regimens in terms of the latest guidelines. It includes several realistic case studies and the accompanying answers.
This document, published by the South African National Department of Health on 13 March 2013, includes the departments standardised guidelines for implementation of Fixed Dose Combination (FDC) regimens. Thus its purpose is to update frontline clinical staff for the implementation of FDC guidelines in PMTCT, paediatric and adult ARV treatment.