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The document provides an overview of the tuberculosis (TB) care program run by the non-governmental organization SSR Pelkesi Bitung in Indonesia. It summarizes that SSR Pelkesi Bitung provides TB care coverage at 9 public health centers and 1 hospital. It also presents data on their TB program achievements from 2019-2022, showing numbers of contact investigations conducted, TB suspects identified, and cases notified. Finally, it provides details on the availability of enablers or funding for multi-drug resistant TB patients in Bitung City, noting that 8 patients have received such funding starting in May-September 2022.
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- 1. THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA Joint External TB Monitoring Mission (JEMM 2022) Non Goverment Organization SSR PELKESI Bitung
- 2. OUTLINE Health Facilities coverage of SSR Bitung Documentations of TB Care program of SSR Bitung TBC Program Achievements Contact Investigation TBC Suspect Case Findings morbidity of Tuberculosis
- 3. NGO (STPI- PENABULU) Scope of work Health Facilities coverage of SSR Bitung General Information Period 2017-2020 (with PR Aisyiyah), 2021-2023 (PR STPI-Pena Bulu) Total cadres 70 Trained cadres Health Facilities coverage TOTAL Public Health Center 9 Hospital 1
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