The National Tuberculosis Control Program aims to reduce the burden of tuberculosis through community engagement, collaboration between government agencies, innovation in data collection, and enforcement of standards. It works to provide integrated patient-centered services and engage multiple sectors to implement tuberculosis elimination plans as outlined in RA 10767: The Comprehensive Tuberculosis Elimination Plan Act of 2016. The program partners with various government agencies, non-government organizations, and international organizations.

1. Programs To Stop Tuberculosis
C. Arellano High School
Mary Grace Gonzaga
10-Hertz
Mr. Janer
Mapeh Teacher

2. Programs To Stop Tuberculosis

3. Stop Tuberculosis
Implemented by DOH

4. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS TB CONTROL PROGRAM
• To reduce TB burden (TB incidence
and TB mortality)
• To achieve catastrophic cost of TB-
affected households
• To responsively deliver TB service

5. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS TB CONTROL PROGRAM
• Activate communities and patient groups to
promptly access quality TB services
• Collaborate with other government agencies to
reduce out-of-pocket expenses and expand social
protection programs
• Harmonize local and national efforts mobilize
adequate and competent human resources
• Innovate TB information generation and
utilization for decision making

6. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS TB CONTROL PROGRAM
• Enforce standards on TB care and
prevention and use of quality products
• Value clients and patients through
integrated patient-centered TB services
• Engage national, regional and local
government units/ agencies on multi-
sectoral implementation of TB
elimination plan

7. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS TB CONTROL PROGRAM
• RA 10767: Comprehensive TB
Elimination Plan Act of 2016

8. NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS TB CONTROL PROGRAM
• Department of Health : Food and Drug
Administration, Bureau of Quarantine
• Other Government: DepEd, DSWD, DILG
(BJMP), DOJ (BuCor)
• Non Government Organizations: PhilCAT,
PBSP
• International Organizations: WHO, USAID,
GFATM, ICRC, HIVOS-KNCV