30-Hours Professional Diploma in Tuberculosis Awareness and Prevention
Credit hours
3
Tuberculosis remains a major global health concern, and this course explains how it spreads, who is most at risk and how it presents. Learners get an overview of diagnosis, screening, treatment guidelines and drug-resistant TB, alongside prevention and infection control. Community education and prevention in workplaces and institutions are also covered, making it useful for health, care and community workers.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Tuberculosis and Global Health Significance
- 02Transmission, Risk Factors, and Vulnerable Populations
- 03Signs, Symptoms, and Clinical Presentation of TB
- 04Diagnostic Techniques and Screening Protocols
- 05TB Prevention Strategies and Infection Control Measures
- 06Treatment Guidelines and Drug-Resistant TB Management
- 07Community Engagement and Health Education Strategies
- 08Workplace and Institutional TB Prevention Practices
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