multidrug resistant tb (mdr tb)

What is the Role of Healthcare Providers in Managing MDR TB in Children?

Healthcare providers play a crucial role in managing MDR TB in children by:
Ensuring accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment
Monitoring for side effects and treatment adherence
Providing psychosocial support to the child and family
Educating families about TB prevention and treatment
Advocating for better access to second-line drugs and diagnostic tools

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