SYMPOSIA SATURDAY 29 OC<strong>TO</strong>BER 2016 SYMPOSIUM 51 3 13:30-15:00 3 SESSION ROOM 11C TB AND MENTAL DISORDERS: PUTTING THE SCIENCE IN<strong>TO</strong> PRACTICE Section: Tuberculosis/Adult & Child Lung Health Individuals with TB have a greater risk for mental disorders due to a combination of psychosocial and biological factors. Comorbid TB and mental illness is associated with higher morbidity, mortality, drug-resistance and community transmission. Yet, it is seldom addressed in national TB programmes. This symposium will highlight the burden of comorbid TB and mental disorders, the need for more research, and the importance of integrating mental health services in TB care. Co-chairs: Adam Karpati (United States of America), Knut Lönnroth (Switzerland) 13.30 Mental health in MDR-TB management: an issue for patients, caregivers and healthcare workers – Ernesto Jaramillo (Switzerland) 13.45 TB and mental health: a survey of national TB programme directors – Annika Sweetland (United States of America) 14.00 Biomarkers for TB and depression – Afranio Kritski (Brazil) 14.15 TB and mental disorders in Bangladesh – Akramul Islam (Bangladesh) 14.30 Co-managing psychiatric issues in patients undergoing treatment for MDR-TB in Peru – Jerome Galea (Peru) 14.45 Discussion 162 CONFRONTING RESISTANCE: FUNDAMENTALS <strong>TO</strong> INNOVATION - THE 47 TH UNION WORLD CONFERENCE ON LUNG HEALTH
SATURDAY 29 OC<strong>TO</strong>BER 2016 SYMPOSIA ORAL ABSTRACT SESSIONS ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION 21 3 10:30-12:00 3 ARENA THE UNION/CDC LATE-BREAKER SESSION ON TB Chair: Kevin Schwartzman (The Union), Emily Bloss, Brian Baker (CDC) – Section: Tuberculosis 10.30 [OA-3163] Short-course MDR-TB treatment compared with standard of care in Uzbekistan: culture conversion rates after 2 months A Ronnachit, A Khamraev, P du Cros, J Greig, T Pylypenko, Z Tigay, J Achar (Uzbekistan, United Kingdom) 10.45 [OA-3117] Interim results of nix-TB clinical study of pretomanid, bedaquiline and linezolid for treatment of XDR and treatment intolerant/failed MDR-TB F Conradie, A Diacon, C Mendel, D Everitt, C van Niekerk, P Howell, M Spigelman (South Africa, United States of America) 11.00 [OA-3161] Mutations in pncA are associated with poor treatment outcomes in MDR-TB patients in the preserving effective TB treating study (PETTS) M Willby, J Khayumbi, T Dalton, P Cegielski, J Posey (United States of America, Kenya) 11.15 [OA-3097] Performance of the GeneXpert MTB/RIF in previously treated patients for the diagnosis of tuberculosis in a highly endemic setting A Sánchez, M Dalcolmo, C S Toledo, V Diuana, B Larouzé (Brazil) 11.30 [OA-3032] Effective TB case-finding with routine systematic cough screening in general outpatient, inpatient, HIV clinical services in Haiti, 2012 – 2015 M Charles, M Richard, D L Fitter, G Perrin, W Morose, D W Lowrance (Haiti, United States of America) 11.45 [OA-3114] Tuberculosis stigma in a high-risk indigenous population in Brazil I V Kolte, I M Carvalho de Sousa, E Pereira Henrique, P C Basta (Brazil) ORAL ABSTRACT SESSION 22 3 10:30-12:00 3 SESSION ROOM 3A PRIORITIES IN FINDING THE MISSING CASES Co-chairs: Katherine Horton (United Kingdom), James Mpunga (Malawi) – Section: Tuberculosis 10.30 [OA-445-29] Delay in diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis in low- and middle-income settings: systematic review and meta-analysis F Getnet, Y Berhane, N Assefa, B Mengistie, A Worku (Ethiopia) 10.40 [OA-446-29] Prolonged delays to diagnosis despite availability of free health services: a study of 76 486 tuberculosis patients in Yunnan, China M S Khan, Y Ning, J Chen, L Xu, R J Coker (Singapore, United Kingdom, China, Thailand) 10.50 [OA-447-29] Improved TB screening via a novel mHealth app in both the community and health facility settings in South Africa R Forse, R Hassan, S Naidoo, O Hussain, A Habib, T Mbatha, A Khan, L Page-Shipp (South Africa, Pakistan) 11.00 [OA-448-29] Engaging private health care providers in Pakistan to increase case notification F Naureen, A Noor, A Rashid (Pakistan) 11.10 [OA-449-29] Study of impact of contact tracing of smear-positive TB cases on annualised TB notification rates in Maharashtra, India S Bharaswadkar, S Kamble, S Patil, A Shah, K Rade, A Sreenivas (India) 11.20 [OA-450-29] Differences in yield of active versus passive contact screening in urban DOTS-supported cities, Afghanistan A Hamim, S M Sayedi, Q Qader, L Manzoor, A Momand, M Shefa, K Rashid, P Suarez (Afghanistan, United States of America) 11.30 [OA-451-29] Active TB case finding using contact investigation is a more efficient approach compared to targeted community TB screening outreach K Mutesasira, S Ntudhu, D Lukoye, D Okello, F Mugabe, R Byaruhanga, S Dejene, P Suarez (Uganda, United States of America) 11.40 [OA-452-29] TB prevalence among individuals undergoing contact tracing and its determinants in Mandalay City, Myanmar K K K Htet, T Liabsuetrakul, S Thein (Myanmar, Thailand) 11.50 [OA-453-29] Tuberculosis among immigrant workers from highly endemic countries following pre-entry screening in Taiwan M-M Kuan (Taiwan) SATURDAY 29 OCT 26-29 OC<strong>TO</strong>BER 2016 - LIVERPOOL - UNITED KINGDOM 163
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