Glocal University Diploma in TB Health Visitor is a two-year program that provides students with the knowledge and skills to become a TB Health Visitor. This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills to work in the field of TB health care. The program focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of tuberculosis. It also covers the management of TB patients, the development of TB health care plans, and the implementation of TB health care programs.

The program includes courses in epidemiology, public health, and health care management. Students will also learn about the history of TB, the current state of TB in India, and the global TB situation. They will also learn about the diagnosis and treatment of TB, the management of TB patients, and the development of TB health care plans.

The program also includes fieldwork, where students will gain hands-on experience in TB health care. This includes working with TB patients, conducting TB health care programs, and developing TB health care plans. Upon completion of the program, students will be able to work as a TB Health Visitor in India and other countries. They will also be able to provide TB health care services to the public.

Total Fee	INR 2,00,000
Duration	2 Years
Study Mode	Full-time
University Type	Private University

Semester	Syllabus
1	Introduction to TB Health Visiting
2	TB Health Visiting in Practice
3	TB Health Visiting in the Community
4	TB Health Visiting in the Workplace
5	TB Health Visiting in the Home
6	TB Health Visiting in the Hospital

1. Introduction to Tuberculosis
2. Epidemiology of TB
3. Pathophysiology of TB
4. Clinical Presentation of TB
5. Diagnosis and Treatment of TB
6. TB Prevention and Control
7. TB in Special Populations
8. TB Health Visitor Role
9. Health Promotion and Education
10. Communication Skills
11. Working with Communities
12. Working with Multi-disciplinary Teams
13. Working with Families
14. Working with Children
15. Working with Adults
16. Working with Older People
17. Working with People with Mental Health Issues
18. Working with People with Substance Misuse Issues
19. Working with People with HIV/AIDS
20. Working with People with Other Co-morbidities
21. Working with People with Disabilities
22. Working with People from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds
23. Working with People in Prisons
24. Working with People in Homeless Shelters
25. Working with People in Refugee Camps
26. Working with People in Conflict Zones
27. Working with People in Disasters
28. Working with People in Remote Areas
29. Working with People in Low-Resource Settings
30. Working with People in Developing Countries
31. Working with People in Developed Countries
32. Working with People in Conflict Zones
33. Working with People in Disasters
34. Working with People in Remote Areas
35. Working with People in Low-Resource Settings
36. Working with People in Developing Countries
37. Working with People in Developed Countries
38. Working with People in Conflict Zones
39. Working with People in Disasters
40. Working with People in Remote Areas
41. Working with People in Low-Resource Settings
42. Working with People in Developing Countries
43. Working with People in Developed Countries
44. Working with People in Conflict Zones
45. Working with People in Disasters
46. Working with People in Remote Areas
47. Working with People in Low-Resource Settings
48. Working with People in Developing Countries
49. Working with People in Developed Countries
50. Working with People in Conflict Zones
51. Working with People in Disasters
52. Working with People in Remote Areas
53. Working with People in Low-Resource Settings
54. Working with People in Developing Countries