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general_opd | General OPD | Malaria, dengue, typhoid, cholera, hepatitis A/B/C, TB, HIV/AIDS, UTI, ear infections, STIs, wound care, skin infections, influenza, common cold, hypertension (initial), depression, anxiety, snake/animal bites, poisoning, diarrheal disease | Generalist clinician (nurse, GP) at first presentation. Broad coverage, moderate depth. Emphasis on recognition, triage decisions, and when to refer — not specialist management. |
antenatal | Antenatal Care | Preeclampsia/eclampsia, obstetric fistula, anemia in pregnancy, malaria in pregnancy, placenta previa/abruption, labor danger signs, postpartum hemorrhage, hyperemesis gravidarum, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, contraception, HIV in pregnancy (PMTCT), syphilis in pregnancy | Midwife or nurse in ANC clinic. Deep on obstetric emergencies and maternal danger signs. Clinician can act on protocols (magnesium sulfate, oxytocin) but refers surgical cases. |
pediatrics | Pediatrics | Pneumonia in children, diarrhea and dehydration, malnutrition (SAM/MAM), fever in children, measles, whooping cough, ear infections, meningitis, malaria in children, childhood vaccinations, appendicitis, sickle cell, IMCI danger signs, TB in children | Pediatric nurse or clinician using IMCI-style assessment. Deep on danger signs, ORS/hydration protocols, and when to escalate. Framed around children under 5 primarily. |
emergency | Emergency / Triage | Shock (all types), snakebite, burns, head injury, CPR/cardiac arrest, anaphylaxis, heat stroke, seizures, choking, drowning, poisoning, stroke, heart attack, severe bleeding, fractures, postpartum hemorrhage (acute) | Any clinician in a high-acuity setting. Maximum action orientation — "what to do right now." Short, step-by-step protocols. Minimal background; assumes the clinician has made the diagnosis and needs the management steps. |
male_surgical | Male Surgical | Post-op wound care, inguinal/incisional hernia, appendectomy recovery, surgical site infections, abscess drainage, urinary retention, BPH, bowel obstruction signs, trauma and fracture management, post-op pain, DVT recognition, wound dehiscence | Surgical nurse or registrar on a general male ward. Depth is post-operative monitoring and complication recognition. Less about surgical technique, more about "what does this complication look like and what do I do." |
female_surgical | Female Surgical | Post-C-section care, hysterectomy recovery, ectopic pregnancy (surgical), obstetric fistula repair and aftercare, D&C recovery, ovarian cyst, post-op bleeding, post-op wound infection, incontinence management | Surgical nurse or OB/GYN registrar. Mix of general post-op knowledge and gynecological/obstetric specifics. Emphasis on recognizing complications (hemorrhage, infection, fistula recurrence) early. |
diabetes | Diabetes Clinic | Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, hypoglycemia recognition and treatment, hyperglycemia/DKA, insulin types and dosing, oral hypoglycemics (metformin, sulfonylureas), diabetic foot ulcer, wound healing in diabetes, diabetic complications (retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy), hypertension in diabetes, diabetes in pregnancy | Diabetes nurse or chronic disease clinic clinician. Deep on ongoing management, monitoring, and complication prevention. More chronic-disease framing than the acute wards — "what do I adjust, what do I screen for, when do I refer." |
mpox | Mpox Isolation | Mpox clinical presentation and rash progression, isolation protocols and PPE, contact tracing, secondary bacterial infection of lesions, supportive care, infection control, discharge criteria | Infection control nurse or ward clinician. Depth is clinical presentation recognition and isolation/containment procedure. Supportive care focus since there is no standard curative treatment. |
ebola | Ebola Isolation | How Ebola spreads and why patients bleed and go into shock, incubation and infectious period, clinical stages, distinguishing from malaria and typhoid, isolation and PPE, safe donning and doffing, fluid and electrolyte management, hemorrhagic complications, supportive care, infection control, safe burial, contact traci... | Infection control nurse or clinician in an Ebola treatment unit. Includes enough disease mechanism to make sense of care. Depth is early recognition, strict isolation, and supportive management, since there is no curative treatment. |
tuberculosis | Tuberculosis | How TB spreads through the air and why it settles in the lungs, what the bacteria do to lung tissue, why some people carry it without being sick (latent TB) and what makes it wake up, cough and other symptoms that should raise suspicion, TB outside the lungs (lymph nodes, spine, abdomen, brain), sputum testing and ches... | Clinician or nurse at a TB or general clinic, plus health workers and patients who need to understand the disease itself. Includes enough mechanism to make sense of the care — why treatment runs for months, why a missed dose matters, why a cough that won't stop deserves a sputum test. Depth is recognition, the standard... |
anatomy | Anatomy | Skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, nervous, respiratory, digestive, reproductive, urinary/renal, endocrine, sensory organ, immune, and general/comparative anatomy — structure and function of major organs and systems | Foundational/educational reference, not tied to a specific clinical role or acuity level. Broad coverage across all body systems at a "how does this work" depth — structure, function, basic mechanism. No disease, diagnosis, or treatment content; purely descriptive anatomy and physiology. |
sti_teen_pregnancy | STI & Teen Pregnancy | Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV/AIDS, HPV, herpes, trichomoniasis, PID, STI testing/treatment access and stigma; teen pregnancy causes, health risks, maternal outcomes, school/education policy, family planning access, support systems for teen mothers and fathers | Mixed general-public and frontline-clinician framing. STI content emphasizes diagnosis, treatment, and patient education over prevention messaging; teen pregnancy content emphasizes support and outcomes for those already pregnant rather than prevention campaigns. Moderate depth — enough for a nurse or counselor to answ... |
sop_2021 | SOP 2021 | The full 24-chapter Sierra Leone Standard Treatment Guidelines (2021) — common presenting symptoms, neonatal and paediatric conditions, gastrointestinal, haematological, cardiovascular, skin, genitourinary, hepatic/biliary, and endocrine/metabolic diseases, gynaecology, oncology, musculoskeletal, neurologic, and psychi... | The national guideline document itself, not a persona-scoped ward — full prose chapters (diagnosis, investigation, dosed treatment) spanning nearly every existing ward's domain at once. Locally-adapted and authoritative in a way individual web sources aren't. Best fit is probably as a canonical protocol source layered ... |
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