4
Introduction
Learning Objectives
Tuberculosis and HIV
Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis and Diabetes
Tuberculosis and Mental Health
Tuberculosis Treatment in Children
Tuberculosis in Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women
Summary
Special Situations
Main Menu
MODULE 0 - Introduction
MODULE 1 - Etiology and Pathogenesis of Tuberculosis
MODULE 2 - Diagnosis of Tuberculosis
MODULE 3 - Treatment of Patients with Tuberculosis
MODULE 4 - Special Situations
MODULE 5 - Adherence to Treatment
MODULE 6 - Patient-Physician Communication
MODULE 7 - Tuberculosis Infection Control
4.4
Drug-resistant Tuberculosis
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Management of MDR-TB is difficult, and should only be undertaken in consultation with an expert. There are a number of useful guidelines on managing DR-TB
Consult
WHO Guidelines for the programmatic management of drug- resistant tuberculosis
and
The 2011 Update
for more information on MDR-TB management.
In 2014 WHO developed a
Companion handbook to the Guidelines
The MDR-TB online course is a continuation trainings course from the WMA and is available free of charge by internet on the web page:
www.wma.net