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Management of Tuberculosis Training for District TB Coordinators Abstract This publication, developed by the WHO Stop TB Partnership, is a training course that consists of 14 modules, including a facilitator guide and answer sheets. This course provides District TB Coordinators the skills and knowledge needed to plan, supervise, implement, monitor and evaluate the activities of a district TB control program. The set of modules are: A: Introduction, B: Faba District, C: Conduct Supervisory Visits for TB Control, D: Provide Training for TB Control, E: Manage Drugs and Supplies for TB Control, F: Ensure Laboratory Support for TB Control, G: Monitor and Evaluate TB Control, H: Advocacy and Collaboration for TB Control, I: Develop the District Plan of Action for TB Control, and J: Field Exercise - Supervisory Visit, K: District Tuberculosis Register, L: Tuberculosis Laboratory Register, M: Answer Sheets, and N: Facilitator Guide. Publisher WHO Stop TB Partnership Stop TB Partnership 20 Avenue Appia, CH-1211 Geneva, Switzerland 27 International Phone: (41) 22-791-4650 http://www.stoptb.org Publication Date 2005 Author WHO Stop TB Partnership Format Teaching Guide/Training Curriculum Physical Description 14 training modules, including facilitator guide & answer sheets Language English Audiences Government Agencies, Health Educators/Communicators, Health Professionals, Managers and Supervisors, Nurses, Physicians Document URL HTML: http://www.who.int/tb/publications/who_ht m_tb_2005_347_modules_a_n/en/index.html Topic Program Evaluation, Program Management, Training and Education Notes For WHO copyright policy, please refer to www.who.int/about/copyright/en. To order this material, contact the Organization in the Available From field. To view this material online, click the link in the Document URL field. Disclaimer: The information on the TB Education and Training Resources Web Site is made available as a public service. Neither the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention nor the National Prevention Information Network endorses the organizations, Web sites, and materials presented. It is the responsibility of the user to evaluate this information prior to use based on individual, community, and organizational needs and standards.