Discover the new & upgraded TBPPM Library

Published on February 27, 2024

We have made a significant update to the TBPPM Library, a digital repository housing over 700 articles on Tuberculosis (TB) meticulously organized by topic categories. This comprehensive resource hub provides easy access to region-specific insights and resources. With a user-friendly interface, visitors can now seamlessly search for articles using keywords and explore content within each subfolder categorized by country, facilitating targeted research and knowledge acquisition.

To guide users through this enhanced platform, we have prepared a dynamic video tutorial. This video offers a step-by-step walkthrough, showcasing the revamped features and functionalities of the TBPPM Library. Viewers will learn how to navigate the site efficiently, access relevant articles, and leverage its wealth of information to advance their understanding and efforts in combating TB. Whether you're a healthcare professional, researcher, policymaker, or TB advocate, this video equips you with the tools to harness the power of knowledge in the pursuit of a TB-free world.
 

 

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