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2.12.1 In the context of preventing co-morbidity, provide universal availability of a comprehensive package of prevention and care for all HIV positive health workers, including IPT and CTX prophylaxis, with appropriate information on the benefits and risks

2.12.2 Key References and Supporting WHO Guidelines

2.12.3 Table 16: Recommendation for Statement 12

2.13.1 Establish schemes for reasonable accommodation and compensation, including, as appropriate, paid leave, early retirement benefits and death benefits in the event of occupationally-acquired disease.

2.13.2 Key References and Supporting WHO Guidelines

2.13.3 Table 17: Recommendation for Statement 13

2.14.1 Develop and implement mechanisms for monitoring the availability of these TREAT policy guidelines at the national level, as well as the dissemination of these policies and their application in the healthcare setting.

2.14.2 Key References and Supporting ILO and WHO Guidelines

2.14.3 Table 18: Recommendation for Statement 14

3.1 Integrating Framework

3.2 Implementation, Adaptation, Advocacy and Dissemination

Annex 1: WHO and other international guidelines referenced

Annex 2: Follow-up and implementation; an Extract from the Report: International consultation policy guidelines on improving health workers' access to prevention, treatment and care services for HIV and TB 14-16 September 2009, WHO/Geneva (pp 41-46)

Module 4: Drug-susceptible tuberculosis treatment

Acknowledgements

List of abbreviations

Executive summary