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HOW NOT TO PROGRAM FOR TB:
Mistakes and Lessons from the Field
Thursday Oct 2, 2003
10 am - 3 pm
American Red Cross Building
1730 E Street Northwest (between 18th and 17th Street)
Washington, DC 20006
- Presentation of new Tuberculosis Technical Reference Materials - Julia Wallace (USAID)
These new materials, prepared specifically for PVOs considering the submission of a proposal to the USAID Child Survival and Health Grants Program, represent current guidelines for application of DOTS by PVOs working in developing countries.
- Panel Discussions:
What can go wrong in programming and implementing DOTS, and lessons learned in how to deal with such problems
Each of the topic panels discussed the 5 basic components of DOTS and other key elements of DOTS programs using a story telling approach.
- Discussion 1: Labs and Diagnosis - Ronald W. Smithwick (Consultant)
- Discussion 2: Treatment and Case Finding - Christine Whalen (MSH; TB and HIV/AIDS Division; formerly with CIDA/Canada as a Senior Technical Advisor)
- Discussion 3: Drug Supply - Andrei Zagorskiy (Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus)
- Discussions 4 & 5 (combined): Information System and Surveillance; Government Commitment - Richard Bumgarner (Project HOPE, formerly with WHO)
- Discussion 6: Collaboration and Partnering, Donor Coordination, and Communication - Christy Hanson (WB, formerly with WHO)
- Discussion 7: IEC - Deborah El Anani (Project HOPE)
- Discussion 8: Incentives - Diana Weil (WB), Jim Ricca (American Red Cross)
- Discussion 9: HIV/TB - Luis Benavente (MCDI, formerly HOPE)
- Discussion 10: Private-Public Mix - Christy Hanson (WB, formerly with WHO)
Moderator: Robert S. Northrup, M.D. (Project HOPE)
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