A. Episodic, 1–2 times a year, typically full time |
Distribution of preventive chemotherapy drugs for parasitic disease control to general population. |
Distribution of long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets for malaria vector control to general population. |
B. Episodic, 3–6 times a year, typically full time |
Administration of oral polio vaccine towards the eradication of polio to children less than 5 years old. |
Community mobilisation for health promotion and environmental sanitation activities. |
C. Monthly, typically part-time |
Community-based surveillance and reporting of births and deaths. |
Home visits to pregnant women to encourage them to seek skilled antenatal and delivery care. |
D. Weekly, typically part-time |
Home visits to postpartum women and newborns for health education and screening for illnesses. |
Integrated management of common childhood illnesses such as pneumonia and diarrhoea. |
E. Daily, may be part-time or full time depending on need |
Directly observed therapy for tuberculosis.
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Contact tracing for confirmed and suspected cases of Ebola virus disease, assistance with outbreak investigation, health promotion and so on. |