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Who could better evaluate the quality of medical services? Only those who used these services. Who can tell more specifically about the problems encou ..
On January 19, 2017, a meeting between the National TB-REP project coordinator, Head of the Sanitary and Epidemiological Department of the Public Heal ..
On March 1, 2016 National Association of TB Patients (SMIT) started implementation of the “Together to control tuberculosis” project which is a part ..
Who could better evaluate the quality of medical services? Only those who used these services. Who can tell more specifically about the problems encou ..
A survey of patients with tuberculosis (TB) and their families was conducted for the first time in Tajikistan, with the goal to identify the attitude ..
It is not a secret that breaking some hardened stereotypes is a challenging task, especially when it comes to medicine and diseases traditionally cons ..
The WHO Regional Office for Europe held the first WHO Barcelona course on health systems strengthening for improved tuberculosis (TB) prevention and c ..
В опросе, ставшем базой для исследования, участвовало 400 пациентов с ТБ и членов их семей. Амбулаторному лечению заболевания отдали предпочтение 90% ..
On the 16th of October, the last day of the first Regional meeting of the TB-REP Project partners in Kiev, a briefing was organized for the Ukrainian ..
On October 13, 2016, WHO presented the annual publication Global Tuberculosis Report, 2016. Data on TB incidence in the world, presented in the report ..
On September 29, 2016, a Memorandum of Collaboration between Civil Society Organizations Working in TB care and control and the National Program for C ..
Три дня, с 14 по 16 сентября 2016 г., в конференц-зале «Венеция» киевской гостиницы «Русь» проходила 1-я региональная встреча партнёров по адвокации в ..
In 2018, PAS Center together with implementing partners have designed a new regional project (TB-REP 2.0) to advance towards people-centered approaches ensuring provision of quality TB and DR-TB care and prevention in EECA region, based on previous experience and lessons learned from the implementation of the regional TB-REP program designed to contribute to strengthening health systems’ responses to TB in the longer term. The overall goal of TB-REP 2.0 is to foster timely TB case detection and improved treatment outcomes in patients with special emphasis on drug-resistant TB, in eleven EECA countries through meaningful involvement of communities and civil society and integrated people-centered TB care delivery systems able to address the needs of key and vulnerable populations. The program incorporates the full spectrum of DR-TB prevention and care issues, targeting both health and sustainable community systems for improved quality and strengthened people-centered approaches in TB care delivery.
The project is funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
