TO INNOVATIONS

THURSDAY 27 OCTOBER 2016 POSTER DISCUSSION SESSIONS
[PD-648-27]
Sustainable engagement of pharmacists in TB care and control: experiences from the PRATAM Project, India
V Panibatla, S Prasad (India)
[PD-649-27]
An analysis of supply chain management policies to reduce stockouts of drugs for MDR-TB
L Bam, E Coetzee, Z McLaren, K von Leipzig (South Africa, United States of America)
[PD-650-27]
Benefits of implementing an early warning system to improve decision making in five African countries
S Mwatawala, C Owunna, C Njuguna, M Ada Ochigbo (Tanzania, United Rep., United States of America, Kenya, Nigeria)
[PD-651-27]
Private pharmacists: a vital link in the PPM model for TB control in Chennai city, India
R Ananthakrishnan, P Sujatha, N Krishnan, S Prasad (India)
[PD-652-27]
Uzbekistan’s new approach to tackle the MDR-TB burden through an institutionalised early warning and quantification system
M Tillyashaykhov, N Parpieva, I Liverko, I Butabekov, N Sotvoldiev, M Kavtaradze, A Salakaia (Uzbekistan, United States of America)
[PD-653-27]
Aligning TB control activities to the devolved system of governance in Kenya
A Wairia, E Masini, M Kimenye, J Njenga, F Ngari, B Mungai, M Maina (Kenya)
POSTER DISCUSSION SESSION 06 3 12:15-13:15 3 POSTER AREA HALL 2
RAISING TB AWARENESS
Chair: Joel Mayowa (South Africa) – Section: Civil society and community engagement
[PD-654-27]
Engaging Laskar TB Remaja (The Youth TB Warriors) in Depok City, Indonesia: a new hope in enhancing TB awareness
A Rozaliyani, A I Gustina, N L Karmawati, H Pansila, N M Ismail, M Reksoprodjo, R A Panigoro, A Panigoro (Indonesia)
[PD-655-27]
Effectiveness of a door-to-door outreach strategy on pulmonary TB detection in two health zones in Kinshasa, DRC
J P S Simelo Kahodi Sy, P Tshiteta, B Bakoko, P Desrosiers (Congo (Democratic Rep.), United States of America)
[PD-656-27]
Comparison of awareness about mode of TB transmission among the general population in 2011 and in 2013
M Kumar, S Kumar, A Das (India)
[PD-657-27]
Government and community challenge obstacles and create a model of high compliance with legislation in Tehri, a difficult hilly terrain
G K Tripathi, Y K Pant, R J Singh (India)
[PD-658-27]
How risky are the innovative strategies that involve community health volunteers in sputum sample collection, packaging and transportation?
Mombasa, Kenya
B O Ulo, C Kamau, D Mobegi, T Kiptai, J Mueni, M Mungai, Z Samoei, C Mwamburi, F Ngari (Kenya)
[PD-659-27]
Working with empowered community health volunteers and community health workers as a cornerstone to intensify active case finding
in Kajiado
T Leseni, P Kantai (Kenya)
[PD-660-27]
Role of rural health care providers in TB prevention and care: experience from a civil society initiative, India
S Pandurangan, S Chadha, S Mohanty (India)
[PD-661-27]
Gender differences in disclosure among TB-HIV patients reporting to some health facilities in the Greater Accra region of Ghana
H B Taylor-Abdulai, P Akweongo, P B Adongo (Ghana)
[PD-662-27]
Achievements in smoke-free area implementation and ban on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship in Kulon Progo District,
Indonesia: an effort to protect public health
N Prasetyoningsih, D Sugiyo, F Ahmad Noor, A Darumurti (Indonesia)
[PD-663-27]
Concept of Axshya Village, a tuberculosis-free village: a potential End TB strategy
S S Nayak, J P Tripathy, S Pandurangan, S Mohanty, P Agarwal (India)
THURSDAY 27 OCT
26-29 OCTOBER 2016 - LIVERPOOL - UNITED KINGDOM
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