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Possible Items to Include in a Home-based Care Kit (non-US Settings)

Possible Items to Include in a Home-based Care Kit (non-US Settings)
Updated Jan. 8, 2021
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Possible Items to Include in a Home-Based Care Kit (non-US Settings)

  • Paracetamol
  • Disinfectant
  • Disposable Gloves
  • Soap
  • Wash Cloth
  • Cloth Face Covering
  • Calling Card

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