This fact sheet explains what Multi-Drug Resistant TB is and provides information on its treatment and prevention.  > 

The TB Control programme aims to identify 80% of people who have TB and to cure them at the first attempt. The programme also tries to identify the infectious pool of people.  > 

Guidelines on the national TB control programme that includes diagnosis, treatment, case management, the DOTs strategy and multi-drug resistance.  > 

TB control policies in the Western Cape and various circulars issued on this topic. Includes a description of TB, how it is spread, how it effects difference age groups and the relevance of the DOTS strategy.  > 

A health workers' guide to successfully controlling Tuberculosis by learning about the disease including, the basics of the SA National TB Control Programme, diagnosis, treatment, resistance, DOTS and managing TB and HIV.  > 

Training programme for volunteers in the community who want to become treatment supporters of people who have Tuberculosis.  > 

This guideline is meant for those health workers who deal with patients who have multi-drug resistant TB. Information includes, diagnosis, treatment and management of the patient.  > 

Practical advise for doctors and nurses on how to care for patients with symptoms of TB and HIV/AIDS and when to refer patients for more specialised care.  > 

A five-year progress report on attempts to control TB in the City of Cape Town/Metropole Region.  > 

Information for health workers about the use of intradermal BCG (Bacille Calmette-Guerin) vaccine against Tuberculosis in the Expanded Programme on Immunisation in South Africa.  >