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World Health Organization
The WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis aim to provide evidence-based recommendations for the diagnosis of tuberculosis. Module 3 specifically addresses the tests available for diagnosing tuberculosis infection, including their efficacy and application in different populations. The guidelines are intended to support healthcare providers in making informed decisions regarding tuberculosis diagnosis and management. This module is part of a larger set of guidelines aimed at improving tuberculosis care globally.
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