تعليقModule 6: Tuberculosis and comorbidities
Module 6: Tuberculosis and comorbidities
جدول المحتويات (النسخة الإلكترونية) :
- Introduction
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Mental health conditions and substance use disorders
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Definitions
- 1. Mental health conditions and substance use disorders: background and rationale
- 2. People-centred care for mental health conditions and substance use disorders in people affected by TB
- 3. Identifying and managing care for mental health conditions and substance use disorders in people affected by TB
- 4. Special considerations
- References
- Annex. WHO resources for mental and substance use disorders
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HIV
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations and acronyms
- Definitions
- 1. Background and rationale
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2. Establish and strengthen collaboration across health programmes and across sectors for delivering people-centred services for HIV-associated TB
- 2.1 Strengthen governance and accountability for TB/HIV collaborative activities
- 2.2 Conduct an analysis of access to quality services for TB and HIV
- 2.3 Coordinate planning and resource mobilization for collaborative action
- 2.4 Implement and scale up people-centred services for HIV-associated TB
- 2.5 Strengthen monitoring, evaluation and research
- 3. Reduce the burden of TB among people living with HIV
- 4. Reduce the burden of HIV among people with TB
- References
- Annex 1. Monitoring and evaluation of collaborative TB/HIV activities
- Annex 2. Methods for algorithms for diagnosis of TB in people living with HIV
- Annex 3. Checklist for TB infection prevention and control
- Annex 4. Package of care for advanced HIV disease
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Diabetes
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Definitions
- References
- 1. Background and rationale
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2. Establish and strengthen collaboration across health programmes and across sectors for delivering people-centred services for TB and diabetes.
- 2.1 Strengthen governance and accountability for collaborative TB/DM activities.
- 2.2 Conduct an analysis of access to quality services for TB and diabetes.
- 2.3 Coordinate planning and resource mobilization for collaborative action.
- 2.4 Implement and scale up people-centred services for TB and diabetes.
- 2.5 Strengthen monitoring, evaluation and research.
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3. Reduce the burden of TB among people living with diabetes.
- 3.1 TB screening among people living with diabetes
- 3.2 TB diagnosis among people living with diabetes
- 3.3 TB treatment among people living with diabetes
- 3.4 Glycaemic control to prevent TB among people living with diabetes
- 3.5 TPT for people living with diabetes
- 3.6 TB IPC in clinics that provide diabetes care
- 4. Reduce the burden of diabetes among people with TB.
- References
- Annex 1. Summary of declaration of interests
- Annex 2. Research gaps in the response to TB and diabetes
- Annex 3. Criteria for referral to higher levels of care
- Annex 4. Monitoring and evaluation of collaborative TB/DM activities
- Annex 5. Examples of recording and reporting forms
- Annex 6. A standardized checklist for periodic evaluation of TB infection prevention and control
Suggested citation. WHO operational handbook on tuberculosis. Module 6: tuberculosis and comorbidities, second edition. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2024. Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.
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