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The CDC and National TB Controllers Association issued updated recommendations in May 2019 for tuberculosis screening, testing, and treatment for health care personnel in the United States. The recommendations include conducting a individual TB risk assessment before new health care workers start their jobs, providing annual TB education to all health care personnel, and strongly encouraging treatment for latent TB infection for those diagnosed to use shorter treatment regimens.
The CDC and National TB Controllers Association issued updated recommendations in May 2019 for tuberculosis screening, testing, and treatment for health care personnel in the United States. The recommendations include conducting a individual TB risk assessment before new health care workers start their jobs, providing annual TB education to all health care personnel, and strongly encouraging treatment for latent TB infection for those diagnosed to use shorter treatment regimens.
The CDC and National TB Controllers Association issued updated recommendations in May 2019 for tuberculosis screening, testing, and treatment for health care personnel in the United States. The recommendations include conducting a individual TB risk assessment before new health care workers start their jobs, providing annual TB education to all health care personnel, and strongly encouraging treatment for latent TB infection for those diagnosed to use shorter treatment regimens.
TB Controllers Association issued UPDATED RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR TUBERCULOSIS (TB) SCREENING, TESTING, AND TREATMENT for health care personnel in the United States.
What are the updated recommendations?
Treatment for latent Before starting a new job An annual TB TB infection (LTBI) is in a health care setting, test is not strongly encouraged all workers and volunteers recommended for health care should receive unless there is a personnel diagnosed known exposure with LTBI. TB individual or ongoing risk assessment transmission. Shorter treatment Symptom regimens All health care should screening personnel be used. should receive TB test TB education every year.
Who is affected by the What if my state’s regulations
new recommendations? are different? Individuals who Follow work or volunteer your in health care state’s settings Health care settings include guidance. 7 Inpatient and outpatient settings For TB regulations 7 Laboratories in your area, please 7 Emergency medical services contact your state 7 Medical settings in prisons or jails or local TB control 7 Home-based health care settings program. 7 Long-term care facilities