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Guidelines & protocols
Updated Malaria Treatment Guidelines
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Malaria is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Uganda, with recent increases in cases across various districts. The guidelines provide diagnostic protocols, treatment options for both uncomplicated and severe malaria, and emphasize the importance of supportive care. Additionally, the document introduces a post-discharge management plan to prevent recurrent malaria episodes in recovering patients.
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