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It Takes a Village: Community Providers as Vital Partners with Public Health in the Management of ICE Detainees with Suspected TB Disease

Webinar/Podcast
It Takes a Village: Community Providers as Vital Partners with Public Health in the Management of ICE Detainees with Suspected TB Disease

This 60-minute webinar reviews best practices for TB diagnosis and management for ICE detainees, the role of public health and community partners, and how care is coordinated for patients who are released.

Author:

Curry International TB Center, Curry International TB Center

Topic:

Case Management, Diagnosis, Patient Care, TB Treatment, Treatment- Patient Adherence, Treatment- TB Disease

Country of Origin:

United States

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