The 2026 Wisconsin TB Summit features free weekly virtual sessions held every Tuesday on April and early May!
Join local, state, and national tuberculosis experts as they share their work to understand and improve care for people diagnosed with TB in our community.
Session topics include:
Registration is free for all participants. Sessions will be recorded and available for viewing after the live event. CME will not be offered, but if you would like an attendance certificate, please email TBcenter@mayo.edu after the session.
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To view the summit agenda, download the 2026 Wisconsin TB Summit Program.
To view last year's summit sessions, go to 2025 Wisconsin TB Summit.
Are you a beginner TB provider at a Wisconsin local or tribal health department? Check out the Wisconsin TB Summit pre-conference 2026 opportunity for Wisconsin attendees.
Once registered, you will gain access to all sessions. There is no need to register separately for each session. You will receive an automated email from Zoom with the link to join the webinar series. You can find specific session details below.
Local, State, and Regional TB organizations will provide an overview of TB epidemiology, mycobacteriology lab updates, and resources and updates for clinicians working with people being screened, tested, and treated for TB infection and disease.
A public health nurse and an infectious disease physician explore the evaluation, diagnosis, and management of these challenging forms of extrapulmonary TB.
A public health nurse, a community advocate, and a TB survivor share personal and professional approaches to providing culturally responsive and trauma-informed TB care.
Radiologists dig into the nuances of chest imaging and the different presentations of adults and children. A radiologist reviews the very challenging situation of central nervous system TB and the role of imaging in diagnosis, treatment, and evaluation.
Bring your complex cases, thorny questions, and lingering concerns about TB to this open question and answer session. A panel of TB experts will address all audience questions in real time.
