National Strategic Planning for tuberculosis
Abstract: A national strategic plan for tuberculosis (TB) is a key document that guides national authorities and stakeholders in comprehensively addressing the TB epidemic through interventions both within and beyond the health sector.
This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to take part in national strategic planning for TB. The course explains the rationale for developing a national strategic plan for TB, and highlights key global developments that have informed the approaches to developing a national strategic plan.
The course describes the process for developing a national strategic plan for TB and explains the 6 phases of development. It will also walk you through the proposed structure of a national strategic plan for TB.
Course available here: https://openwho.org/courses/NSP-TB-EN
This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to take part in national strategic planning for TB. The course explains the rationale for developing a national strategic plan for TB, and highlights key global developments that have informed the approaches to developing a national strategic plan.
The course describes the process for developing a national strategic plan for TB and explains the 6 phases of development. It will also walk you through the proposed structure of a national strategic plan for TB.
Course available here: https://openwho.org/courses/NSP-TB-EN
Author(s): WHO
Resource Type: Training Materials
Source: World Health Organization
Filed under: Course, development, e-course, e-learning, Intervention, Interventions, learning, national strategic plan, NSP, phases of development, planning, Stakeholders, TB, Tuberculosis
