Tuberculosis (TB): Diagnosis, Treatment, Control Strategies

Tuberculosis is a common infectious illness primarily affecting the lungs. Bacteria are transmitted from one person to another individual via airborne particles. Antibiotic treatment for tuberculosis requires a complicated schedule and careful adherence to avoid the establishment of drug-resistant strains. This educational course covers everything about dealing with people who have TB, detecting patients, monitoring treatment, and guaranteeing medication adherence. It also encloses specific equipment and guidelines to prevent TB in hospitals and communities. You will understand the importance of detecting TB early, taking medication appropriately, and using several TB treatments.

The LTBI Evaluation and Management module discusses LTBI concepts, testing methodologies, and effective management measures. It differentiates from tuberculin skin testing and interferon gamma-release analyses, outlining their advantages and limitations. The training also highlights the role of BCG vaccination and therapy for prevention. It provides a comprehensive overview of TB prevention for non-active patients.

Upon completing this course, students will have the necessary information and abilities to detect, manage, and prevent tuberculosis, highlighting the role of healthcare practitioners and public health activities. You'll also learn about prevention and control by covering various subjects, including case identification tactics, environmental controls, and vaccines. This knowledge will equip you to tackle TB across multiple healthcare settings, even those with high disease burdens. Enrol now!