Producing National Drug and Therapeutic Information - The Malawi Approach to Developing Standard Treatment Guidelines
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Cerrar esta carpetaIntroduction
Ver el documentoUses and benefits of Standard Treatment Guidelines (STGs)
Ver el documentoReasons for developing the MSTG
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoMSTG 1 (First edition)
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoMSTG 2 (Second edition)
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoAppendices
 

Uses and benefits of Standard Treatment Guidelines (STGs)

STGs summarise recommended treatments for commonly occurring conditions. They should represent a consensus on what is regarded as the most appropriate treatment for each condition. The aim of providing such information is that treatments become standardised throughout a health system and that prescribing for the conditions covered is rationalised.

Widespread adoption and application of standardised treatments also make it possible to use these, together with morbidity and patient attendance data, as a basis for quantification of drug requirements.

STGs are useful to prescribers as ready reference texts for consultation during the course of daily clinical work and also as resource materials for basic and in-service prescriber training.

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