Indonesia Health Profile 2010

2. Lung TB ControlWHO has set target of TB case detection through 70% DOTS strategy and 85%Success Rate. In fact, TB case detection globally was 60% and success rate was 84%. Itmeans the achievement of those 2 indicators had not met the target, though thesuccess rate had almost reached it.According to World Health Statistics 2011, in 2009, 3 ASEAN countries hadmet WHO target of TB case detection, 70%. Those were Brunei Darussalam (89%),Singapore (89%) and Malaysia (76%). Other 7 countries had not met the target yetbecause the coverage were only ranging from 54% ‐ 69%.GRAPH 6.18TB CASE DETECTION IN ASEAN & SEARO, 2009GRAPH 6.19TB SUCCESS RATE IN ASEAN & SEARO, 2008Source: WHO, World Health Statistic 2011 Source: WHO, World Health Statistic 2011From total 11 SEARO member states, only 6 countries had met WHO target ofTB case detection. Bhutan had covered the highest with 100%, while Bangladesh hadthe lowest with 44%.Graph 6.19 shows that in 2008 there were 8 ASEAN countries met WHO targetof TB success rate (85%), while three countries, Malaysia, Singapura and Thailandhad not met the WHO target yet. Indonesia was one of the countries, which had metthe target, with Success Rate 91%. The highest Success rate was attained byCambodia with 95%, and the lowest was Malaysia with 78%.There were 9 SEARO member states met Success Rate target. The highest wereIndonesia, Bangladesh and Buthan with each 91%, while the lowest was Maldiveswith 45%.Meanwhile, both Graph 6.18 and Graph 6.19 indicate the success of Indonesiain meeting WHO target of success rate indicator, but Indonesia had not successfullymet the target of case detection rate indicator. Among SEARO member states,Indonesia had even attained the highest rate, in addition to Bangladesh and Bhutan.179