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Tuberculosis and Long Term Care

Webinar/Podcast
Tuberculosis and Long Term Care

In this 40-minute webinar, participants learn about TB basics, testing, and diagnosis. Participants also receive information on TB related guidelines in Indiana for the long term care setting for both residents and staff.  

Author:

Indiana Department of Health

Audiences:

Health Professionals, Long-term Residential Care Providers, Long-term Care Residents

Topic:

Long Term Care

Country of Origin:

United States

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