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    COUNTRY PRESENTATIONCOUNTRY PRESENTATIONMONGOLIAMONGOLIA

    Meeting of TB managers and TBMeeting of TB managers and TBlaboratory managers in the WPRlaboratory managers in the WPR

    Hangzhou, ChinaHangzhou, China29 June29 June 2 July 20042 July 2004

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    Country presentationCountry presentation

    PopulationPopulation 2,475,000 (2002)2,475,000 (2002)APGRAPGR 1.3%1.3%

    WomenWomen 50.4%50.4%

    Reproductive age (15Reproductive age (15--49)49) 56.5%56.5%

    Average life expectancy 60.4 (male), 66.1 (female)Average life expectancy 60.4 (male), 66.1 (female)Case notification rateCase notification rate

    --New casesNew cases 3772 per 100.0003772 per 100.000 153 (2003)153 (2003)

    MDR rateMDR rate

    --1% in general population1% in general population--16% in prison population16% in prison population

    --No data on MDRNo data on MDR--TB chronic cases category I and IITB chronic cases category I and II

    --HIVHIV 4 cases4 cases

    **Source:Source: Health sector 2002, Reducing Mortality, Ministry of HealthHealth sector 2002, Reducing Mortality, Ministry of Health

    Mongolia, 2003Mongolia, 2003

    Annual Statistic Report, National Center for CommuAnnual Statistic Report, National Center for Communicable Diseases, 2003nicable Diseases, 2003

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    Country PresentationCountry Presentation

    87%87%

    (2002)(2002)

    86.8%86.8%

    (2001)(2001)

    Success rateSuccess rate

    85%85%85%85%83%83%

    (2002)(2002)

    83%83%

    (2001)(2001)

    58%58%

    moremore

    thanthan

    Cure rateCure rate

    70%70%70%70%67.5%67.5%67.7%67.7%70%70%DOTS DetectionDOTS Detection

    rate new smearrate new smear(+)(+)veve

    100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%DOTS expansionDOTS expansion

    20052005

    PlannedPlanned

    20042004

    PlannedPlanned

    20032003

    ActualActual

    20022002

    ActualActual

    20052005

    OverallOverall

    targettarget

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    Action Plan 2003Action Plan 2003 --20042004Develop mechanism to ensure effectiveDevelop mechanism to ensure effective

    implementation of Global Fund projectimplementation of Global Fund project

    1. Approved Accelerating DOTS in Mongolia project, Two year wo1. Approved Accelerating DOTS in Mongolia project, Two year work planrk plan

    with budget submitted to the GFATM, Grant Agreementwith budget submitted to the GFATM, Grant Agreementwith PR signedwith PR signed

    Accelerating DOTS in Mongolia project implementedAccelerating DOTS in Mongolia project implementedin 9 districts ofin 9 districts of

    Ulaanbaatar city and 6 selected provincesUlaanbaatar city and 6 selected provinces

    2. Monitoring and Evaluation Plan for two years submitted and ap2. Monitoring and Evaluation Plan for two years submitted and approved byproved bythe Global Fundthe Global Fund

    3.3. Organized targeted case detection and treatment activities amongOrganized targeted case detection and treatment activities amongthethe

    vulnerable groups. Homeless people receiving free medical care avulnerable groups. Homeless people receiving free medical care at thet theMercy Hospital. New TB section established at the Mercy HospMercy Hospital. New TB section established at the Mercy Hospital whereital where

    TB doctors providing consulting to TB patients. International orTB doctors providing consulting to TB patients. International organizationganization

    World Vision provide free nutrition and supplement vitaminizatioWorld Vision provide free nutrition and supplement vitaminization ton to

    vulnerable TB patient. By the WHO support there was commenced thvulnerable TB patient. By the WHO support there was commenced thee

    Study on diagnosis delay of TB patients in Sept 2003. CoverageStudy on diagnosis delay of TB patients in Sept 2003. Coverage size of thesize of thestudy: 4 provinces and 8 districts of Ulaanbaatar. Designed andstudy: 4 provinces and 8 districts of Ulaanbaatar. Designed anddistributeddistributed

    500 checklists 160 filled checklist data.500 checklists 160 filled checklist data.

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    Action Plan 2003Action Plan 2003 --20042004

    Improve quality of DOTS implementation in ruralImprove quality of DOTS implementation in rural

    areasareas1. With purpose of improvement the participation of govern1. With purpose of improvement the participation of governors in TB activitiesors in TB activities

    there was organized a training among 150 governors frothere was organized a training among 150 governors from 6 selectedm 6 selected

    provinces and 9 districts of UB city.provinces and 9 districts of UB city.22.. NTP organizedNTP organized

    --Training for 400 family and soum doctors of 15 provinces and diTraining for 400 family and soum doctors of 15 provinces and districtsstricts

    supported by the Global Fundsupported by the Global Fund

    --Training for 120 doctors from 2 selected provinces supported bTraining for 120 doctors from 2 selected provinces supported by the WHOy the WHO

    --Training for 250 volunteers and the health workers on TB treatmTraining for 250 volunteers and the health workers on TB treatment andent and

    treatment followtreatment follow--upup

    3. Training on supervision and inspection in soum level (3. Training on supervision and inspection in soum level (30 TB coordinators30 TB coordinators

    fromfrom

    30 TB units)30 TB units)

    4. MNTV and Radio broadcasting carried out 13 times4. MNTV and Radio broadcasting carried out 13 times

    --Publication, interview by 4 newspapersPublication, interview by 4 newspapers --14times14times

    -- Research conferenceResearch conference 2 times2 times

    -- Press conference for launch the projectPress conference for launch the project

    --Designed, published and distributed IEC materials: posters, leaDesigned, published and distributed IEC materials: posters, leaflets,flets,

    stickers (2600 pc)stickers (2600 pc)

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    Action Plan 2003Action Plan 2003 --20042004

    Strengthen the system to maintain quality ofStrengthen the system to maintain quality of

    laboratory serviceslaboratory services

    1. Developed new guideline on EQA of smear microscopy in Mongoli1. Developed new guideline on EQA of smear microscopy in Mongolianan

    2. 16 Lab. Technicians trained on microscopic examination2. 16 Lab. Technicians trained on microscopic examination

    3. Conducted refresher training for 40 lab. Technicians3. Conducted refresher training for 40 lab. Technicians

    4. Established new TB laboratory in remote area4. Established new TB laboratory in remote area

    5. Supervision visits carried out in 8 district of Ulaanbaa5. Supervision visits carried out in 8 district of Ulaanbaatar and 9tar and 9

    aimagaimag

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    Access to DOTS for poor and vulnerableAccess to DOTS for poor and vulnerable

    populationspopulations

    123 vulnerable people (unemployed, homeless TB patient) with123 vulnerable people (unemployed, homeless TB patient) with

    improved access to DOTS receiving supplementary food in 9improved access to DOTS receiving supplementary food in 9district of Ulaanbaatardistrict of Ulaanbaatar

    40 vulnerable people (unemployed, homeless TB patient) with40 vulnerable people (unemployed, homeless TB patient) with

    improved access to DOTS receiving supplementary food in 6improved access to DOTS receiving supplementary food in 6

    provincesprovinces

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    Activities will be implemented in 2004Activities will be implemented in 2004 --20052005

    in address of TB/HIVin address of TB/HIV

    2 Quarter 20052 Quarter 2005Conduct workshop on TB diagnosis, treatmentConduct workshop on TB diagnosis, treatment

    and prevention for STI doctors from urban areaand prevention for STI doctors from urban area55

    3 Quarter 20053 Quarter 2005Conduct peer education on TB/HIV patientConduct peer education on TB/HIV patient

    home care and nursing for health workers fromhome care and nursing for health workers fromurban areaurban area

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    3 Quarter 20043 Quarter 2004Conducting HIV routine surveillance for newConducting HIV routine surveillance for newserious TB cases in urban areaserious TB cases in urban area

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    1 Quarter 20051 Quarter 2005Develop and distribute the guideline on TBDevelop and distribute the guideline on TB

    /HIV prevention and diagnosis for patients and/HIV prevention and diagnosis for patients and

    health workershealth workers

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    2 Quarter 20042 Quarter 2004Active TB and HIV case finding amongActive TB and HIV case finding among

    prisoners in detention centerprisoners in detention center22

    1 Quarter 20041 Quarter 2004Conduct workshop on HIV/AIDS diagnosis,Conduct workshop on HIV/AIDS diagnosis,

    treatment and prevention for TB coordinatorstreatment and prevention for TB coordinatorsof all aimag and district hospitalsof all aimag and district hospitals

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    TimingTimingActivitiesActivitiesNoNo

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    TB LaboratoryTB Laboratory

    Assessment of the implementation of Quality Assurance:Assessment of the implementation of Quality Assurance:-- Developed National Quality Assurance Manual based on theDeveloped National Quality Assurance Manual based on the

    recommendation ofrecommendation of

    WHO and WPRWHO and WPR

    --TB Laboratory NetworkTB Laboratory Network

    TB suspectTB suspect

    cases send tocases send to

    TB laboratoriesTB laboratories00

    (Soum hospital, Health(Soum hospital, Health

    Center)Center)PeripheralPeripheral

    LevelLevel

    SmearSmear

    microscopymicroscopy

    2121

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    Aimags TB laboratoryAimags TB laboratory

    Districts TB laboratoryDistricts TB laboratory

    Prisons TB laboratoryPrisons TB laboratory

    IntermediateIntermediate

    LevelLevel

    EQA and othersEQA and others

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    National ReferenceNational Reference

    LaboratoryLaboratoryCentralCentral

    LevelLevel

    DutyDutyQuantityQuantityLaboratoryLaboratoryLevelLevel

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    TB LaboratoryTB Laboratory

    External Quality AssessmentExternal Quality Assessment

    --OnOn--site evaluation of peripheral laboratorysite evaluation of peripheral laboratory

    using standard checklistusing standard checklist

    --Blinding rechecking ( 923 slides selectedBlinding rechecking ( 923 slides selected

    by LQAS , checked 861 (93.3%)by LQAS , checked 861 (93.3%)

    false positivity rate 0.9% (8 slides)false positivity rate 0.9% (8 slides)

    false negativity rate 1.2% (11 slides)false negativity rate 1.2% (11 slides)

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    Current problems in the implementation ofCurrent problems in the implementation of

    Quality AssuranceQuality Assurance

    Delayed cases registration with the false negativeDelayed cases registration with the false negative

    results by EQA in sputum microscopyresults by EQA in sputum microscopy

    Lack of laboratory supply and reagents (destroyingLack of laboratory supply and reagents (destroying

    smears, broken smear, long storage of smears)smears, broken smear, long storage of smears)

    QA Programme in sputum smear microscopy noQA Programme in sputum smear microscopy no

    immediately influence in case detection andimmediately influence in case detection anddiagnosis due to the QA unavailable for checking alldiagnosis due to the QA unavailable for checking all

    smear (+) cases.smear (+) cases.