About the End TB Course SeriesEnd TB
Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world’s top infectious killers. Urgent and intensified action is required by countries, partners and civil society to ramp up the TB response to save the lives of millions affected by TB each year.
The End TB Channel brings together courses designed to build strategic and operational knowledge. It provides critical training on essential skills to facilitate the implementation of WHO’s End TB Strategy based on sound ethics principles and due protection of human rights. Through this interactive platform, you will learn about the latest WHO TB guidelines on TB diagnosis, prevention, treatment and care, and what practical steps can be taken to ensure equitable access to quality and timely care for those most in need.
As new WHO guidelines and operational guidance become available, new resources will be added and existing courses updated to enhance learning.
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TB is a preventable and curable disease, yet it is a common cause of sickness and death in children and adolescents. Every year, more than one million children and young adolescents fall ill with T...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
- en
Although social protection is a human right, most of the global population is not yet covered by any form of social protection, leaving billions of people outside the welfare system.
Social protec...
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- Tuberculosis
- Confirmation of Participation
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TB is a preventable and curable disease, yet it is a common cause of sickness and death in children and adolescents. Every year, more than 1 million children and young adolescents fall ill with TB....
- Self-paced
- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
- en
Various mental health conditions are reported among people suffering from TB. These negatively affect peopleâs health-related quality of life and may increase the chances of negative treatment ou...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
- en
A national strategic plan for tuberculosis (TB) is a key document that guides national authorities and stakeholders in comprehensively addressing the TB epidemic through interventions both within a...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
- en
Un plan stratégique national contre la tuberculose est un document fondamental qui indique aux autorités nationales et aux parties prenantes comment combattre lâépidémie de tuberculose dans s...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
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TB remains one of the worldâs top infectious killers, claiming close to 4000 lives a day, and 1.4 million lives annually. Screening can help reach all people with TB prevention and care. Screenin...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
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Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the most important transmissible conditions of public health concern in both low- and high-resource settings, and is one of the single most important infectious dis...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
- en
Ensuring universal access to TB care relies on the rapid diagnosis of TB, detection of drug resistance, and on the timely initiation of an effective treatment regimen. These require access to rapid...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
- en
La garantÃa del acceso universal a la atención de la TB depende del diagnóstico rápido de la TB y la farmacorresistencia y del inicio oportuno de un esquema de tratamiento eficaz. Estos criteri...
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- Tuberculosis
- Record of Achievement
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