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Background: The number and significance of tuberculin skin test reactions were compared with self-reported baseline values among house staff working in a public hospital. High-risk medical specialties, locations, and infection control practices were examined.Methods: House staff interviews, tuberculin skin test applications, review of employee health service records, and environmental monitoring of...