TEST - Zero TB Initiative Interest Form

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A Comprehensive (Search-Treat-Prevent) TB Program

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Basic information on comprehensive TB programs for activists, patients and community members

Historical examples of comprehensive programs

Studies that attempt to model comprehensive programs

Searching for People with TB

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TB hotspots and mapping epidemics

Household contact tracing tools and case studies

Active case finding in other congregative settings (non-households)

Screening target tools for pediatric drug-resistant TB

Treating People with TB

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New available treatments for MDR-TB

Specialized ambulatory care for patients with low adherence rates

Pediatric Treatment

Side effect management

Co-morbidities- diabetes

Co-morbidities- HIV

Preventing TB

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Infection control and transmission control (for architects and facility design)

Transmission control/patient management

Treatment of TB infection (latent TB) with new regimens

Survey of options for post-exposure management of drug-resistant TB

Biosocial interventions (poverty reduction, nutrition, counseling)

Other Specialized Areas

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TB/HIV

TB/Diabetes

TB and Malnutrition

Drug Pricing and Procurement

Patient Rights and Education

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Data for action, and quality improvement

Procurement through Global Drug Facility of quality-assured 2nd line drugs

Searchable atlas of stakeholders in quality-assured drug provision and access

Drug pricing issues (TB specific)

Patient rights, organizational obligations to provide quality care