Small habits, safer communities.
This library is general health education, not a diagnosis. If you are unwell, use the symptom checker or speak to a clinician. In an emergency, seek help immediately.
Malaria prevention
Sleep under a treated net, clear standing water and seek testing within 24 hours of fever.
Blood pressure
Know your numbers. Reduce salt, stay active and take medicines exactly as prescribed.
Maternal health
Attend antenatal visits, plan delivery with a skilled attendant and recognise danger signs.
Medication safety
Never share antibiotics, finish prescribed courses and check expiry dates.
Vaccination
Keep childhood immunisations on schedule and bring your child's health record.
Clean air & water
Wash hands with soap, treat drinking water and avoid indoor smoke.
Know the urgency levels
PulseGrid uses three urgency pathways. A clinician always reviews and can override the result.
Seek help now
Chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, heavy bleeding, loss of consciousness, seizures, or a very sick child. Call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.
Be seen the same day
High fever, persistent vomiting, worsening pain, dehydration or symptoms that are getting worse. Contact the clinic promptly for assessment.
Plan a normal visit
Mild symptoms that are stable and not worsening. Book an appointment, monitor your symptoms and return if anything changes.
About this content
Health education content must be reviewed and approved by qualified clinicians before it is used for patient care. It does not replace professional advice, and it never overrides an emergency pathway.