WHO offers toolkit covering care for Zika patients

The World Health Organization now offers a toolkit to help providers with the care and support of people affected by Zika virus complications.

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As well as serving as a technical and practical guide for healthcare providers working with people affected by Zika virus, the WHO toolkit also provides a systems approach to preparing for and responding to a Zika virus outbreak, including involving public health planners and managers.

Three manuals are included with the free toolkit: one for public health planners, one for healthcare professionals and one for community members.

Access the full toolkit here.

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