GUIDELINES FOR PROGRAM MANAGERS:ANEMIA DETECTION

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Subject:      GUIDELINES FOR PROGRAM MANAGERS:ANEMIA DETECTION
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PUBLICATION: ANEMIA DETECTION IN HEALTH SERVICES:
                 GUIDELINES FOR PROGRAM MANAGERS

These guidelines are a useful tool for health care program managers in developing countries. The guidelines are intended to help managers determine appropriate anemia detection methods for incorporation into their services or to enhance existing services. They include a general overview of the programmatic issues of anemia screening to provide a context for method choice and a description of the commonly used anemia detection devices and methods. The guidelines were produced by the Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) under the USAID- supported HealthTech project. PATH is a partner in Opportunities for Micronutrient Interventions Project (OMNI) .

Single copies of the guidelines are available by writing to:

HealthTech Project Director, PATH, 4 Nickerson St., Seattle, WA 98109 or by fax at (206) 285-6619 or by EMail at mailto:mfree@path.org.

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