Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme Rntcp The revised national tuberculosis (tb) control program is an initiative undertaken by the government of india and was active from 1997 to 2020. later it was renamed as national tb elimination program, which eyes the complete eradication of tb by 2025. Rntcp has been progressing successfully toward its goal and achieving its objectives since 2007. this addresses the millennium development goal (mdg) and target to be achieved by 2015 and the.
Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme Rntcp The revised national tuberculosis control programme (rntcp), based on the directly observed treatment, short course (dots) strategy, began as a pilot project in 1993 and was launched as a national programme in 1997 but rapid rntcp expansion began in late 1998. This addresses the millennium development goal (mdg) and target to be achieved by 2015 and the stop tb partnership targets to be achieved by 2015 and by 2050. by 2011, the rntcp has treated more than 14.2 million tb patients and saved 2.6 million additional lives using the dots strategy. Revised national t.b. control programme (rntcp) releases to state health & fw society revised national t.b. control programme fy: 2015 16" releases to state health & fw society revised national t.b. control programme fy: 2014 15" releases to state health & fw society revised national t.b. control programme fy: 2013 14". The document summarizes the revised national tb control programme (rntcp) in india. it describes the history and evolution of tb control in india from the national tb programme launched in 1962 to the current rntcp.
Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme Rntcp Revised national t.b. control programme (rntcp) releases to state health & fw society revised national t.b. control programme fy: 2015 16" releases to state health & fw society revised national t.b. control programme fy: 2014 15" releases to state health & fw society revised national t.b. control programme fy: 2013 14". The document summarizes the revised national tb control programme (rntcp) in india. it describes the history and evolution of tb control in india from the national tb programme launched in 1962 to the current rntcp. To extend rntcp services to patients diagnosed and treated in the private sector. the goal of tb control programme is to decrease mortality and morbidity due to tb and cut transmission of infection until tb ceases to be a major public health problem in india. The “revised national tuberculosis control programme” (rntcp), based on the internationally recommended directly observed treatment short course (dots) strategy, was launched in 1997 and expanded across the country by 2006. Consequently, in 1993, goi revamped its strategy for tb control with the revised national tuberculosis control program (rntcp), which piloted the internationally recognized directly observed treatment short course (dots) methodology in five states of india. Government of india has conducted regional review from november 2018 to may 2019 covering all the states uts. as a result, total tb cases reported under rntcp has increased by 12% to 12.02 lakhs during jan to june 2019, as compared to 10.70 lakhs during jan to june 2018.
Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme Rntcp To extend rntcp services to patients diagnosed and treated in the private sector. the goal of tb control programme is to decrease mortality and morbidity due to tb and cut transmission of infection until tb ceases to be a major public health problem in india. The “revised national tuberculosis control programme” (rntcp), based on the internationally recommended directly observed treatment short course (dots) strategy, was launched in 1997 and expanded across the country by 2006. Consequently, in 1993, goi revamped its strategy for tb control with the revised national tuberculosis control program (rntcp), which piloted the internationally recognized directly observed treatment short course (dots) methodology in five states of india. Government of india has conducted regional review from november 2018 to may 2019 covering all the states uts. as a result, total tb cases reported under rntcp has increased by 12% to 12.02 lakhs during jan to june 2019, as compared to 10.70 lakhs during jan to june 2018.
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