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Tuberculosis Adolescent Health

Best Practices in Child and Adolescent TB Care

30 Sep 2021

Ending TB in children and adolescents is an integral part of the End TB Strategy, which is aligned with the SDGs and has defined milestones and targets to end the global TB epidemic. Achieving these targets requires provision of TB care and prevention within the broader context of universal health coverage. This document compiles examples of best practices at global, regional and country levels since the launch of the first edition of the Roadmap. It describes 36 examples from 24 countries (including 10 TB, two multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) and four TB/ human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) high burden countries) from all six WHO regions, two regional initiatives and 12 global initiatives. The examples are categorized according to the ten key actions from the 2013 Roadmap.  These examples can be helpful for program implementers. Click here to read the document.  

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World Health Organization
YEAR OF PUBLISHING
2018
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World Health Organization

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