Tuberculosis (TB) Service
Tuberculosis (TB) is a mycobacterial disease which can affect a number of different organisations in the body. The Barnsley and Wakefield TB service provides screening, advice and support to people in the Barnsley and Wakefield District being treated for TB and their family members.
The service runs a weekly clinic for TB screening and supports patients that are on treatment for TB through visitation, dietary advice, medication advice and specific public health advice on treatment and management.
The Barnsley and Wakefield TB service aims to provide access to high quality, easily accessible TB control and prevention.
Support offered
- New entrant screening
- Home visits
- Advice and support on TB treatment, or the signs and symptoms of TB
- Screening for family members and relations
- Referrals to other services including hospitals or other TB services (if out of area)
Accessing the service
- Tel: 01226 731686
- Email: healthintegrationteam@swyt.nhs.uk
Base: Health Integration Team, 170a Sheffield Road, Barnsley, S70 4NW
Hours: Monday- Friday 9am - 5pm
Who should be referred
Referral criteria:
- Individual’s who are on TB treatment
- Individuals that have been in contact with someone that has TB
- A new entrant to the Barnsley or Wakefield area
Updated: February 2025
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Clinical support group
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Laboratory investigations and Infections
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Respiratory and Smoking
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Clinical support area
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Service type
- Public health
- Infectious Disease
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ProviderSouth West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Physical Health
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Telephone01226 731686
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Email address
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