AIIMS Bhopal offers a Diploma in TB Health Visitor course. This course is designed to equip health professionals with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage and prevent tuberculosis (TB) in their communities. The course covers topics such as epidemiology, diagnosis, and treatment of TB, as well as the social and economic aspects of TB control. It also provides an overview of the current TB control strategies and the role of the health visitor in TB control. The course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of TB and its management, and to equip health professionals with the skills to effectively manage and prevent TB in their communities. The course also includes practical sessions on TB management, including hands-on experience in the diagnosis and treatment of TB. This course is ideal for health professionals who are looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of TB and its management, and to gain the skills to effectively manage and prevent TB in their communities.

Course Fee	Duration	Mode of Study	University Type
Rs. 10,000	1 Year	Full-time	Autonomous Institute

Semester	Syllabus
Semester 1	Introduction to TB Health Visiting, Health Education, Health Promotion, Community Health Nursing, Community Health Administration, Health Care Delivery System, Health Economics, Health Care Financing, Health Care Planning and Management, Health Care Quality Assurance, Health Care Information System, Health Care Research and Evaluation, Health Care Ethics, Health Care Law, Health Care Policy and Programmes
Semester 2	Tuberculosis: Epidemiology, Pathology, Diagnosis and Treatment, Tuberculosis Control Programmes, Tuberculosis Control Strategies, Tuberculosis Control Management, Tuberculosis Control Education and Training, Tuberculosis Control Research and Evaluation, Tuberculosis Control Policy and Programmes, Tuberculosis Control Quality Assurance, Tuberculosis Control Information System, Tuberculosis Control Law, Tuberculosis Control Ethics

1. Introduction to TB and its Epidemiology
2. Clinical Features of TB
3. Diagnosis of TB
4. Treatment of TB
5. Management of TB Patients
6. Infection Control in TB
7. Nutrition and TB
8. HIV and TB
9. Drug Resistance in TB
10. TB and Public Health
11. Community-Based TB Care
12. Social and Psychological Aspects of TB
13. Legal and Ethical Issues in TB Care
14. Research Methodology in TB Care
15. Program Management in TB Care