Clinical Practice Guidelines
Chapter 1 Development of the 2016 Philippine Clinical Practice Guidelines for Tuberculosis in Adults 38 Chapter 2 Diagnosis of TB in the General Population 44 Chapter 3 Treatment of Tuberculosis in Adults 78 Chapter 4 Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis in Adult Filipinos 132 Chapter 5 TB-HIV and Other High Risk Clinical Groups 142
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