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Manual for Teachers for the Essential H
Manual for Teachers

for the Implementation of the Essential
Health Care Program in Schools

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Foreword

3

DepED Orders No. 56 and No. 65

4

Introduction

9

1. Handwashing

10

2. Toothbrushing

16

3. Deworming

22

4. Roles & Responsibilities

28

5. How to Create a Supportive Environment

36

6. Monitoring

44

who have contributed to this publication.

Checklist for Teachers

50

In partnership with

Bibliography

52

Palenstein Heldermann
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Monse B et al. Fit for School Inc. (2010) Manual for teachers for

Bella Monse, Jana Gerold, Cromwell Bacareza, Roswitha Heinrich-

the implementation of essential health care program in schools.

Weltzien, Jymer Maagad, Ivan Sarenas,



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