Session Purpose:
To explore the role of the urine LAM assay as a point-of-care tool in expanding and strengthening tuberculosis diagnosis, particularly in hard-to-reach populations.

Key Objectives:
1. Understand the principle and clinical utility of the urine LAM assay in TB diagnosis.
2. Highlight its advantages for use in resource-limited and point-of-care settings.
3. Promote integration of urine LAM into TB diagnostic algorithms to improve case detection.

Speaker: Ms. Ruth Rotich—MLO, MSC Microbiology, BSC Microbiology, DMLS, MTRH.

Moderator: Ms. Susan Kiambi– Maabara Online

CPD Points: This event is worth 3 CPD points

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