Innovation and Evidence for Achieving TB Elimination in the Asia-Pacific Region

Innovation and Evidence for Achieving TB Elimination in the Asia-Pacific Region

The World Health Organization’s (WHO) END-TB strategy has set the world on course to climb the highest of medical mountains by 2035, with a targeted peak of reductions in TB deaths by 95%, TB cases by 90%, and no burdens of catastrophic expenses on families due to TB. Eliminating TB in the Asia-Paci...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: DuCros, Philipp (Editor ), Hussain, Hamidah (Otro), Viney, Kerri
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
Materias:
Humanities
Social interaction
pediatric TB
verbal screening
contact tracing
resources
sputum
health promotion
operational research
indigenous population
multidrug-resistant tuberculosis
household contact
screening
TB diagnosis
yield
operations research
contacts
contact investigation
MDR-TB
public-private mix model
public-private partnership
missing cases
SORT IT
TB diagnostics
laboratory methods
case detection
Xpert Ultra
STR
Bangladesh regimen
tuberculosis
post-tuberculosis morbidity and mortality
TB preventive therapy
latent TB infection
Asia Pacific
rifapentine-isoniazid
incidence
household contacts tracing
End TB
sustainable development goals
South-East Asia
Western Pacific Region
national TB program
socio-economic determinants
diabetes mellitus
TB-DM
adverse drug reactions
unfavourable outcome
lymph node TB
bone TB
TB elimination
extrapulmonary tuberculosis
private sector
intermediary agency
referral
notification
Viet Nam
active case finding
community outreach
Indonesia
key population
innovation
TB REACH
community health workers
mobile X-ray screening
TB
chest X-ray
active TB case-finding
diagnostic algorithm
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Sumario:The World Health Organization’s (WHO) END-TB strategy has set the world on course to climb the highest of medical mountains by 2035, with a targeted peak of reductions in TB deaths by 95%, TB cases by 90%, and no burdens of catastrophic expenses on families due to TB. Eliminating TB in the Asia-Pacific region, which has 62% of all estimated TB patients globally, will require innovation, rigorous research, and sustained investment. This special issue connects original research and viewpoints on pertinent approaches for improving TB care and prevention in the Asia-Pacific region.
Descripción Física:1 electronic resource (238 p.)

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