Resources
Resources Overview
ARC has developed a range of information, communication and education resources that support community and professional education. The resources have been developed in collaboration with stakeholders and reflect the needs of providers across the region. These resources include:
- Flipcharts
- Posters
- Brochures
- Materials to support health care worker training
We are able to work with agencies to develop new resources or adapt our existing resources. Please contact ARC’s Executive Director by email at arc@thearc.org.au to discuss your resource needs.
Resources Order Form
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Flipchart
HANSENS DISEASE
Developed for use in communities in the Pacific Islands
KEY MESSAGES FOR TB AND DIABETES
Includes patient’s booklet
WHAT IS TB?
Developed for use in indigenous communities in Australia
WHAT IS TB?
Developed for use in communities in the Pacific Islands
Brochures
NONTUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA
INDIGENOUS, RURAL & REMOTE COMMUNITIES
Posters
WHAT IS TB?
Generic Resource
COLLECTING SPUTUM TO DIAGNOSE TB
Developed for use in Pacific Island nations
STIGMA: ANYONE CAN GET TB
Developed for use in Pacific Island nations. Designed to help reduce stigma associated with TB
STIGMA: TB IS CURABLE
Developed for use in Pacific Island nations.
Tuberculosis (TB) Training Modules
TB Training Modules
The ARC Tuberculosis (TB) Training Modules package is made up of a series of modules that are clinically based and cover TB symptoms, disease process, diagnosis, treatment and management and modules that focus on counselling and communication skills, education and working with communities.
These modules are available as a part of a training program delivered by ARC.
TB Work Safe Handbook
Laboratory Safety Global Edition 2019
The Laboratory Safety Handbook is an initiative of a Working Group of the Stop TB Partnership in collaboration with the Global Laboratory Initiative. The handbook has been developed to help reduce the risk of infection or injury, and protect the laboratory workforce and the wider community against unintentional exposures or releases of pathogenic biological agents. This handbook provides practical information and clear illustrations to assist laboratory staff in understanding the important safety issues related to the processing and management of samples potentially containing Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Others
Bendable Ruler(10CM) For TST Reading
Mouse Pads
Publications
A Century Of Service By ARC
An outline of ARC's 100 years of advocacy and commitments to Tuberculosis and lung health.
No Charge No Undressing By Peter J Tyler
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE AUSTRALIAN RESPIRATORY COUNCIL.
The story of TB treatment in the 20th century in Australia and more particularly, in NSW by an organisation established by concerned citizens