Identification of new cases of tuberculosis during the COVID-19 pandemic using model strategic management

IF 0.2 Q4 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Healthcare in Lowresource Settings Pub Date : 2023-02-09 DOI:10.4081/hls.2023.11167
Eppy Setiyowati, Umi Hanik, N. N. Juliasih, P. Susilo
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Introduction: Tuberculosis (TB) is a world health problem that causes the third-largest death after cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. One of the causes of transmission of environmental factors is controlling the mobilization of individuals suffering from tuberculosis. This research aims to develop a strategic model of finding new TB cases based on region. Method: This descriptive research utilizes primary and secondary data. Variables consist of geographical and demographic characteristics, resources, tuberculosis prevalence, and indicators of tuberculosis response processes. The TB management planning model document is based on the experiences of health centers Perak Timur, Wonokromo, and Siwalankerto in maximizing TB case detection. Results: The management model outlines policies and procedures based on the variables. For example, the detection of new TB patients became a priority at the health center in Perak Timur. In contrast, the health center in Wonokromo focused on developing cadres and private practice physicians. Conclusions: This research provides an overview of the aspects that need attention and improvement by discovering different new cases in each region.  
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在COVID-19大流行期间使用模式战略管理识别新发结核病病例
结核病(TB)是一个世界卫生问题,是继心血管和呼吸系统疾病之后造成第三大死亡的疾病。环境因素传播的原因之一是控制结核病患者的活动。本研究旨在建立基于区域的结核病新发病例发现战略模型。方法:本描述性研究利用一手和第二手数据。变量包括地理和人口特征、资源、结核病患病率以及结核病应对过程的指标。结核病管理规划示范文件基于Perak Timur、Wonokromo和Siwalankerto卫生中心在最大限度地发现结核病病例方面的经验。结果:管理模型概述了基于变量的政策和程序。例如,发现新的结核病患者成为霹雳铁木尔保健中心的优先事项。相比之下,Wonokromo的保健中心侧重于培养干部和私人执业医生。结论:本研究通过发现不同地区的新案例,概述了需要注意和改进的方面。
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