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Vanuatu Guideline Host has been developed for health practitioners in Vanuatu to provide access to locally developed standard treatment guidelines at the point of care.

Features:
- Easy navigation through topic headings
- Search functionality across all navigable terms
- PDF view of each guideline page
- A bookmark function to quickly access frequently used topics
- A creatinine clearance calculator
- Fully accessible offline after the initial download

This app contains guidelines and other resources which have been endorsed by the Vanuatu Ministry of Health for use by registered health practitioners in Vanuatu. Permission to include these resources on the app has been provided by the Vanuatu National Drugs and Therapeutics Committee.

Disclaimer:
This app is intended to help health practitioners in Vanuatu make decisions about the care of their patients. The guidelines included in the app form an acceptable basis for the management of patients, but there may be sound clinical reasons for different therapy in individual patients. Users must exercise independent professional judgement when basing therapy on these guidelines and seek appropriate advice where necessary.

The guidelines included on this app are intended for use in Vanuatu, and may not be applicable in other settings.

The content of this app is not intended to serve as health, medical or treatment advice for individuals – please seek the advice of a qualified health practitioner for diagnosis or treatment information or when making medical decisions.

To provide feedback on the app, click on the survey link on the information page (internet access required). Feedback provided this way is anonymous.

For feedback on the guidelines contained in this app, please contact the authors listed in the relevant guidelines or the Vanuatu National Drugs and Therapeutics Committee.

Vanuatu Guideline Host was developed by Therapeutic Guidelines Ltd (TGL) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Government of Vanuatu with funding from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Vanuatu Guideline Host has been developed for health practitioners in Vanuatu to provide access to locally developed standard treatment guidelines at the point of care.

Features:
- Easy navigation through topic headings
- Search functionality across all navigable terms
- PDF view of each guideline page
- A bookmark function to quickly access frequently used topics
- A creatinine clearance calculator
- Fully accessible offline after the initial download

This app contains guidelines and other resources which have been endorsed by the Vanuatu Ministry of Health for use by registered health practitioners in Vanuatu. Permission to include these resources on the app has been provided by the Vanuatu National Drugs and Therapeutics Committee.

Disclaimer:
This app is intended to help health practitioners in Vanuatu make decisions about the care of their patients. The guidelines included in the app form an acceptable basis for the management of patients, but there may be sound clinical reasons for different therapy in individual patients. Users must exercise independent professional judgement when basing therapy on these guidelines and seek appropriate advice where necessary.

The guidelines included on this app are intended for use in Vanuatu, and may not be applicable in other settings.

The content of this app is not intended to serve as health, medical or treatment advice for individuals – please seek the advice of a qualified health practitioner for diagnosis or treatment information or when making medical decisions.

To provide feedback on the app, click on the survey link on the information page (internet access required). Feedback provided this way is anonymous.

For feedback on the guidelines contained in this app, please contact the authors listed in the relevant guidelines or the Vanuatu National Drugs and Therapeutics Committee.

Vanuatu Guideline Host was developed by Therapeutic Guidelines Ltd (TGL) in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Government of Vanuatu with funding from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.