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Summary

The 2025 National TB Conference is being held virtually.  These sessions are scheduled on Wednesdays and Thursdays from late August through the month of September.  Several of the sessions were planned in collaboration with the Association of Public Health Laboratories' (APHL).  

Given the interest in the NTCA Isolation Guidelines, NTCA is offering a special session for those in the TB community who want to participate. Visit the Event Page for full details.

Prepare for the Opening Session

The 2025 Virtual TB Conference kicks off on August 27 with a pivotal session:
"NTCA Community Respiratory Isolation Restriction Guidelines: Practical Implementation."

To get the most out of this discussion, we encourage attendees to watch a presentation recording below in advance of the session. This recording—originally delivered at the Wisconsin Summit—provides essential background on the guidelines and showcases real-world implementation insights from two Wisconsin nurses. It’s the perfect primer for those unfamiliar with the guidelines.

Poster Session

Mayo Clinic Center for Tuberculosis is excited to announce the TB Champions Network, a collaboration with Stop TB USA! We invite you to attend our NTCA Conference poster session on September 11th between 1-3 PM Eastern time to learn how to become a TB Champion in your community! 

NTCA Questions?

Please email Sherry Brown with National TB Coalition of America Sherry Brown at sbrown.ntca@gmail.com.

 

Presentation Recording

If you're preparing for the August 27th NTCA Conference, the most relevant portion of this session is presented by Maunank Shah, MD, PhD, from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. His presentation begins at 33:13 and concludes at 1:41:30 in the recording. You may choose to watch just this segment, which is approximately one hour in length.

TB Isolation: Perspectives on the New Guidelines, from Idea to Implementation | Recorded April 8, 2025 as part of the 2025 Wisconsin TB Summit

In this session a TB Survivor and a scientist teamed up to explain the updated NTCA respiratory isolation guidelines. Early Adopter State TB Nurse Consultants shared their experiences rolling out these guidelines. 

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