Chhatrapati KNRUHS Diploma in TB Health Visitor Course is a one-year full-time course designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to become a TB Health Visitor. The course covers topics such as TB epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. It also includes practical training in TB case management, patient counselling, and community health education. The course also provides students with an understanding of the legal and ethical aspects of TB health care. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be eligible to register with the State Medical Council as a TB Health Visitor. This course is ideal for those interested in pursuing a career in TB health care.

Course Duration	Fee	Study Mode	University Type
2 Years	Rs. 10,000	Full Time	State University

Semester	Syllabus
1	Anatomy & Physiology, Nutrition, Psychology, Community Health Nursing, Maternal & Child Health Nursing, Computer Fundamentals
2	Microbiology, Sociology, Health Education & Communication Skills, Nursing Research & Statistics, Medical Surgical Nursing, Environmental Hygiene
3	Pharmacology, Pathology, Nursing Management, Mental Health Nursing, Health Economics, Health Care of Elderly
4	Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases, Research Methodology & Biostatistics, Nursing Education, Nursing Administration, Health Care of Adolescents
5	Epidemiology & Biostatistics, Nursing Research & Statistics, Nursing Informatics, Nursing Ethics & Jurisprudence, Health Care of Children
6	Tuberculosis Health Visitor, Health Care of Women, Health Care of Disabled, Health Care of Community, Clinical Training

The important topics of KNRUHS Diploma in TB Health Visitor course include:

1. Introduction to TB and its control
2. Epidemiology of TB
3. Clinical features of TB
4. Diagnosis of TB
5. Treatment of TB
6. Prevention and control of TB
7. Role of TB Health Visitor
8. Health Education and Counselling
9. Community Mobilization
10. Monitoring and Evaluation of TB Control Programmes
11. Research Methodology
12. Management of Drug Resistant TB
13. Management of HIV and TB Co-infection
14. Management of TB in Children
15. Management of TB in Special Groups
16. Management of TB in Prisons
17. Management of TB in High Risk Groups
18. Management of TB in the Workplace
19. Management of TB in the Home
20. Management of TB in the Community
21. Management of TB in the Hospital
22. Management of TB in the Primary Health Care Setting
23. Management of TB in the Private Sector
24. Management of TB in the Public Sector
25. Quality Assurance in TB Control Programmes
26. Legal and Ethical Issues in TB Control Programmes
27. National and International TB Control Programmes
28. Social and Economic Impact of TB