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COURSE-B.

SC NURSING IV YEAR

SUBJECT:COMMUNITY HEALTH NSG II

UNIT :6

PART 2 :NATIONAL HEALTH AND FAMILY


WELFARE PROGRAMMES AND ROLE OF NURSE

REVISED NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL


PROGRAMME (RNTCP)

PREPARED BY
J.POORNIMA MARY RODRIGUEZ
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OBJECTIVES
The students will be able to:
✔ Discuss the origin of the programme

✔ Identify the abbreviations

✔ Enlist the objective of the programme

✔ Elaborate on DOTS Strategy

✔ Appreciate on 2006 STOP TB Strategy


CONT….

✔ Understand the Organization Pattern


✔ Narrate the Lab Network

✔ Describe on New TB Diagnostic techniques

✔ Recognize New initiatives in the programme

✔ Explain on Treatment Initiatives


CONT….

✔ Explore on Management of Drug Resistant TB


✔ Appreciate on TB-HIV Coordination

✔ Discuss on National Strategic Plan(2017-2025)

✔ Identify on Financial Resources


PROGRAM-OVERVIEW

• Introduction
• Origin of the programme

• Abbreviation

• Objectives

• DOTS Strategy

• 2006 Stop TB Strategy


• Organization pattern
• Lab Network

• New TB Diagnostic Techniques

• New initiatives

• Treatment Initiatives
• Management of Drug Resistant TB
• TB-HIV Coordination
• National Strategic Plan(2017-2025)
• Financial Resources
• Summary
• References
• Frequently asked questions
INTRODUCTION
The National Tuberculosis Programme has
been in operation since 1962.
Since, the treatment success rates were low,
The Revised National TB Control Programme
(RNTCP), based on Directly Observed
Treatment Short-course (DOTS) strategy, was
launched in 1997.
ABBREVIATIONS

• NTI-National Tuberculosis Institution


• NIRT-National Institution of Research in TB
• NITRD-National Institute of TB& Respiratory
Disease
• JALMA-Japanese Leprosy Mission for Asia
• NTWG-National Technical Working Group
• DST-Drug Sensitivity Testing
• SDS-State Drug Store
CONT….

• IRL-Intermediate Reference Laboratory


• DR-TB-Drug Resistant TB
• DMC- Designated Microscopy Centers
• STO- State Tuberculosis Officer
• DEO- Data Entry Operator
• STS- Senior Treatment Supervisor
• STLS -Senior Tuberculosis Laboratory
Supervisor
• EQA-External Quality Assurance
CONT…

• DST-Drug-susceptibility testing
• CBNAAT - cartridge based nucleic acid
amplification test
• NTF-National Task Force

• ICT- Immunochromatographic test


OBJECTIVES

• Achievement of at least 85% cure rates of


infectious cases of tuberculosis through DOTS.
• Augmentation of case finding activity through
quality sputum microscopy to detect at least 70%
of estimated cases.
FIVE MAIN COMPONENTS OF DOTS
STRATEGY
Political and administrative
commitment.
Diagnosis by quality assured sputum
smear microscopy.
Adequate supply of quality assured
short course chemotherapy drugs

Directly observed treatment

Systematic monitoring and


accountability
COMPONENTS OF 2006 STOP TB
STRATEGY
Pursue quality DOTS -expansion and
enhancement
Addressing TB-HIV and MDR-TB

Contribute to health system strengthening

Engaging all care providers

Empowering patients and communities

Enabling and promoting research


LABORATORY NETWORK
RNTCP endorsed TB diagnostics

• 1.Smear Microscopy for acid fast bacilli


• 2.Culture

• 3.Rapid diagnostic molecular test

• 4.Radiography

• 5.Tuberculin skin test


NEW INITIATIVES
1.NIKSHAY:TB surveillance using case based
web based IT system
This was launched in May 2012 and has following
components:
Master Management
User details
TB patient registration,diagnosis,DOT Provider,
HIV status, follow up, outcomes
Details of solid and liquid culture and
DST,CBNAAT details
DR-TB patient details
Cont…..

• Referral and transfer of patient


• Private health facility registration and notification

• SMS Alerts to patients

• SMS Alerts to programme officers

• Automated periodic reports


2.TB NOTIFICATION

• All healthcare providers to notify every TB case


to District Health Officer/Chief Medical Officer of
district and Municipal Health Officer every
month.
CONT….

3.Ban on TB Serology:
Currently available serological tests are having
poor specificity and should not be used for
diagnosis of TB.

4.Direct benefit to transfer schemes:


It is established by linking TB patients reported
in NIKSHAY with AADHAR and
PEMS(Predictive emission monitoring systems ).
INITIATION OF TREATMENT
FIXED DOSE COMBINATION FOR
PAEDIATRIC TB(Daily dose regimen)
MANAGEMENT OF DRUG
RESISTANT TB
STATE LEVEL STRUCTURE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• The state PMDT Committee should develop plan
of action for implementation, expansion,
maintenance,supervision, monitoring and quality
enhancement of PMDT(The Programmatic
management of drug-resistant TB) services.
Drug Resistant tuberculosis centre

1.District Drug Resistant tuberculosis centre to be


established in medical colleges,district
hospitals,Tbhospitals and NGO/private/corporate
institutes. It is responsible for initiation and
management of uncomplicated DR-TB Patients.
Nodal DR-TB Centre:
• Patients with additional resistance to second line
drugs, drug intolerance in need of palliative care
would be managed at Nodal DR-TB Centre
The NDR-TB CENTRE

• Should be a tertiary care institute


• Separate ward for male and female patients

• All services to be provided free of cost

• All main specialities to be available

• NDR-TBC Committee to be formed

• Doctors, nursing and support staff should be


available
• Ancillary drugs to be available
• Records and report to be maintained for PMDT

• Quarterly report to be submitted electronically


TB-HIV coordination
• TB Case finding has been implemented in all
HIV testing centers.
• HIV Testing for all TB Patients

• Persons found positive are eligible for free


antiretroviral treatment.
• Intensified case finding activities to be
specifically monitored among HIV infected
pregnant women and children
• NACO and RNTCP have taken policy decision to
adopt Isoniazid Prophylaxis therapy(IPT).
• Rapid Diagnostic Tool has come to practice.
NATIONAL STRATEGIC
PLAN(2017-2025)for TB Elimination
OBJECTIVES:
• Find all drug sensitive TB and drug resistant TB
cases
• Initiate appropriate anti TB treatment
• Prevent the emergence of TB in susceptible
populations
• Strengthen institutions and human resources
KEY STRATEGIES

• Private sector engagement


• Active case finding
• Drug resistant TB case management
• Addressing social determinants including
nutrition
• Robust surveillance system
• Community engagement and multi sectoral
approach
Expected outcome

• 80% reduction in TB incidence


• 90% reduction in TB mortality

• 0% patient having catastrophic expenditure due


to TB
FOUR STRATEGIC PILLARS

•DETECT
•TREAT
•PREVENT
•BUILD APPROACH
FINANCIAL RESOURCES

• World Bank
• Department for International Development
• WHO
• Global TB Drug Facility
• Global Funds to Fight AIDS,TB & MALARIA
• United States Agency for International
Development
• DANIDA
SUMMARY

• As Health personnel let us join hands to


Eliminate TB by 2025.
REFERENCES

Park.k, “Text Book of Preventive and Social


Medicine” ,24th edition, Banarsidas Bhanot
publishers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ESSAY
• Revised National Tuberculosis control
programme.
SHORT NOTES(Expected):
• Daily Treatment Regimen
SHORT ANSWER
• What is DOTS?
THANK YOU

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