Find TB Resources Website E-Newsletter
February 2011
Guidance on Ethics of Tuberculosis Prevention, Care and Control

Greetings!

Welcome to this month's e-newsletter for the Find TB Resources Website (findtbresources.cdc.gov). The purpose of this monthly newsletter is to inform you about the featured Highlight of the Month, additional helpful resources in the database, and other updates to the website.

Highlight of the Month

This month's highlight is Guidance on Ethics of Tuberculosis Prevention, Care and Control, from the World Health Organization's Stop TB Department and the Department of Ethics, Equity, Trade and Human Rights. This document addresses a broad range of ethical issues arising in TB programs, ranging from informed consent and isolation to health care workers' rights and obligations, and clinical and epidemiological studies.

Do you have TB education or training materials you would like to share? You can submit materials to our database electronically! For more information, visit findtbresources.cdc.gov.

Additional Resources

Lessons Learned in Scaling Up TB/HIV Collaborative Activities.

Isolating Potentially Infectious Tuberculosis (TB) Patients - Recommendations from the Minnesota Department of Health.

Lantos-Hyde US Government Tuberculosis Strategy.

Lessons Learned in Scaling Up TB/HIV Collaborative Activities, from USAID, Tuberculosis Control Assistance Program (TB CAP), and Family Health International.

    

Isolating Potentially Infectious Tuberculosis (TB) Patients - Recommendations from the Minnesota Department of Health, from the Minnesota Department of Health.

Lantos-Hyde US Government Tuberculosis Strategy, from USAID, CDC, PEPFAR, HHS, NIH, and DOD.

To find out how to order or view these materials, visit findtbresources.cdc.gov.

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You can also submit your materials, and much more!

 

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