This course is a follow-on to Tuberculosis Basics (Updated) and presents more information about tuberculosis (TB), including an assessment on progress made in TB control and prevention, information about MDR and XDR TB, childhood TB, infection control, the International Standards for TB Care (ISTC), and advocacy, communication, and social mobilization (ACSM).
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Objective
When you have completed this eLearning course, you will have a better understanding of:
- Global TB achievements (progress made in TB control and prevention)
- Special TB challenges (e.g., MDR TB, XDR TB, childhood TB)
- The importance of infection control
- The International Standards for TB Care
- Advocacy, Communication, and Social mobilization
Credits
We greatly appreciate the invaluable help from the following individuals in developing this course:
USAID TB Team
Susan Bacheller
Amy Bloom
Connie Davis
Stella Goings
Irene Koek
Peg Marshall
Gavin MacGregor-Skinner
Carolyn Mohan
Clydette Powell
Cheri Vincent
Time
- 2 hours
Published/Updated
- Sunday, January 11, 2009
Course Authors:
Clydette Powell, USAID
Course Managers:
- Megan O'Brien, CCP
- Sara Mazursky, CCP
- Terra Fretwell, USAID