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RF_DIS_5_A_SUDHA_PART_1
Mr. Joe Paul
REDS Rag pickers education and development
society
14.Curly street
Langford town
Bangalore - 560 0027____________________
Mr. Solomon
MAYA , Movement for youth Alternatives
111,6th main 5th Block
Jayanagar
Bangalore -- 560 0041
BOSCO
B, street
6l11 Cross, Gandhinagar
Bangalore - 560 009
Mr. Joe Paul
2214247
Mr. Solomon
6658134
6346053
Fr.Verghese
2253392
4.
Dr. Dennis Xavier
358, 8,h main road
Viveknagar
Bangalore - 560 047
Dr. Dennis
Tapfoundation@v
snl.com
5714897
5.
Sr. Lilly,
TREDA,
Sarjapur Road,
Carmalaram Post,
Bangalore - 560 035.
Ms. Indira Bandokar,
No. 601, North Block,
6'11 Floor, Manipal Centre,
47, Dickenson Road,
Bangalore - 560 042.
Sr. Elize Mary,
Navajeevan Mahila Pragathi Kendra,
Grape Garden,
Neelasandra,
Bangalore - 560 047.
Fr. Sebastian
Administrator,
St. John’s National Accademy of Health
Sciences, Sarjapur Road,
Bangalore - 560 034
Mr. Vijaya Kumar,
World Vision,
55, Lazer Road,
Cooke Town,
Bangalore - 560 005.
Joseph Chelladurai
YMCA Young Men Christian Association
6 Infantry roand
Bangalore - 560 001
Mr. Thyagarajan
DEEDS "
VI main S.K. Garden
Benson town
Bangalore - 560 046
Nandana Reddy
CWC Concern for the Working Children
303/2 LB shastri nagar
vimanapura post
Bangalore - 560 017
Sr. Lilly
8439505
Ms. Indira
Bandokar,
5583701
Sr. Elize Mary,
(PP)
5546895
Fr. Sebastian
5530724
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Kumar,
Joseph
Chelladurai
Mr. Thyagarajan
3331783
Nandana Reddy
3234270
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Sr. Lauret Marie
Asha Deep
Montfortian Society
7/1 Venkatappa road
Tasker town
Bangalore - 560 051
Ms. Dona,
VIMOCHANA,
No.26, 17th Main,
HAL II Stage,
Bangalore - 560 008_____________________
Dr. Saraswathi Ganapathy,
Belaku Trust,
697, 15th Cross,
J.P.Nagar II Phase,
Bangalore - 560 078._____________________
Parsapara
71/2 First Floor
7th Cross, Bandappa road
Yeswanthpura
Bangalore APSA Association for Promoting Social Action
Nammane
Annasandrapalya
Vimanapura post
Bangalore - 560 017_____________________
Association of people with disabilities (APD)
6th Cross Hutchins road
Hennur Main road
Bangalore - 560 084
Sr. Lauret Marie
2864113
Ms. Dona,
5269307
/5360311
Dr. Saraswathi
Ganapathy,
6630463
Vnekatesh
3472701
Dr.Kshitij or
Mr.Laksha
5232749
5272111
Mr.
V.S.Basvaraju
5475165
5470390
604065
Welfare
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St.
Lukes
Ragpickers
Programme
Pampa mahakavi road
Chamrajpet
Bangalroe - 560 018
20
Griha Karmika Okkoota
2, Mi Ilers road
Bangalore - 560 046
3330433
8/333083
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Churches’ council for child and youth Mr.
Chakaraborty
care in south India
Lavelle road
Bangalore -560 001
Promod John
Prakruti
79,kariyanapalya
Lingrajapuram
Bangalore - 560 084
2210098/
2211412
Ms. Dorothy
5454653
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New Horizon trust for disabled
354, 10lh main 100 feet road
Dodda Banaswadi
Bangalore - 560 033
5469550
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Treatment After Default
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Pleurisy is classified as extra-pulmonary TB.
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Th Jinks for the letter. As per your requirement I am sending the addess list of our iwmlxxs. .
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2001.
Thaniing you.
Yours truly
Dr Mohan
Hon Secretary- IAGP
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(NTI), Bangalore has been monitoring the
National Tuberculosis Programme (NTP)
since 1978. District Tuberculosis
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registered by Directorate General ot Health
Services (DGHS), are covered under such
monitoring. The percentage of DTPs
implemented accounts for 81% ot the total
districts and 64% of such DTPs have been
covered under Short Course Chemotherapy
(SCC). As far as Peripheral Health
Institutions (PHIs) are concerned, 56% of
the available health institutions (His) have
been implemented. Reporting efficiencies
of the DTPs and the PHIs are 78% and
70%-respectively. Only 41% of the PHIs
have been supervised by the respective
District Tuberculosis Centres (DTCs) (i.e.,
at least once in a quarter). The smear
positivity rates are 12.3% and 4.8% at
DTCs and PHIs respectively. As far as
case detection efficiency of smear positive
cases is concerned, DTCs have achieved an
efficiency of 71%,and PHIs 36%. Quality
of X-ray reading and smear microscopy,
as reflected by smear confirmation rates,
among the pulmonary cases diagnosed are
20% and 24% respectively. Treatment
completion rates derived from the annual
cohort analysis reports are 34% for standard
regimens, 44% for SCC Regimen A and
52% for Regimen B. Out of the 276 DICs
reporting on the availability of trained
man-power and equipment, trained District
Tuberculosis Officers (DTOs) are posted
in 56%, X-ray Technicians in 60%,
Laboratory Technicians in 73%, rI reatment
^Organisers in 73% and Statistical Assistants^/
/in 46% of the DTCs. Only in 15% of the^
DTCs is there a full complement of trained
staff. As far as equipment is concerned, Xray equipment Is available in 84%,
microscopes in 96% and vehicles in 76%
of the DTCs. Achievements in all aspects
fall short of the expectations in fulfilling
the objectives set for NTP; therefore,
concerned • authorities have to take
appropriate remedial measures to achieve
the goal of NTP.
Introduction
NTI has been monitoring (he NTP since
1978. Monitoring is a continuous assessment of
certain key indicators of the programme through
periodic reports. Repons contain information on
case-finding and treatment activities and oilier
related aspects. The reporting under NTP involves
two tiers: the first tier is the Pills which report
to DTC and the second tier is the DTCs which
reports to the state and national levels. Reports
received al the Nd I are analysed in respect of
some key indicators developed as a result of
operational studies carried out al die NTI. The
results of the analysis are communicated to die
concerned disiricts/statcs for taking necessary
corrective actions.
Objective
This paper appraises the performance of
NTP in terms of implementation, reporting,
supervision, performance of case-finding and
treatment activities and availability of trained
manpower and equipment, for the year 1993.
• Paper presented at 49th National Conference on Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases. Pondicherry. 6-9 October. 1994
I. Chief Medical Officer. 2. Statistician. 3. Statistical Assistant.
National Tuberculosis Institute. No. X. Bellars Road. Bangalore 560003
Correspondence : Dr. C. Suryanarayana. Chief Medical Ollicer
NTI. No. 8 Bcllary Road. Banvalore 560 003
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SURYANARAYANAET AL
102
positive cases
community*
Material & Methods
Four quarterly DTP Reports on case-finding
and treatment activities and Annual DTP Reports
on cohort analysis of the treatment results for the
prescribed cohort periods emanating from the
different DTPS constitute the material for this
paper. Reports received at NTI have been
scrutinised and consolidated state wise and on All
India basis. Incomplete and/or grossly incorrect
reports have been excluded from the analysis. In
all 1194 Quarterly Reports out of 1223 received
(1560 expected) have been considered for assessing
die case-finding activity. For the determination
of die treatment outcome, only 152 out ot 5/«
Annual Reports expected for Standard Regimen
(SR) for the cohort period July 1990 to June
1991,and 94 out of 234 reports expected from
SCC-DTPs (cohort period Jan-Dec 91) have been
considered. Data arc presented for DTC and PHIs
(iv)
Smear positivity irates, out of total spurn
examined are expectedt to be as follows:
Al DTC : 18%3
Al PHI : 8%
The above figures3 of expectations (based
of reasonably good performing
on achievements c. -D I'Ps) arc lower than the potential arrived at in
die operational studies conducted at NTI4-5.
Smear Confirmation of Pulmonary Cases
C.
i)
Expectations for the above indicators are
arrived at on the basis of :
(i)
(ii)
Population aged1 5 and above as per
mid 1993
1 — estimated population,
implenufH
of snidtfr
r<
"vsA
D * v^s will
the noiuc
sanciinrvd
stipuLmuDTPs inn
regisierd
fulfill ’He
enables T
Centra* f
cquipmrnl
Radiognp
in the
adininHU*.
they arep
chest chin
that all de.
under thi:
tubcrculoi
NTI4.
Case - finding
Sputum examinations, and
Detection of smear positive cases.
•Arfi
distric's-^
1991
Only ift’o
80% mrcspcd
48% of t
terriv'.^'
district
implonWf
the basis of 8rX« smear positivity rate.
The expectation is that 35% of pulmon^
cases deiccteu
detected arc
are smvcu
smear positive3 which is less
dian 55% potential as per studies conducted at
terms of
1)
It is
is expected
expected that
dial in
It
in an average district
....................
:
j
o
f
1.8
million,
DTC detects
with a population c.
500 smear positive cases per year @ 18% of die
conducted
total number of sputum (examinations
---------and PHls detect 2,0()6 smear positive cases on
Supervision
Efficiency of case-finding is measured in
II
(i)
(ii)
(d)
DTC is K)0%.
<1
patiedf-1
of tr(<yai<
trcathffii
liewtyt'iT/
Sputum Smear Positivity Rate
(c)
^T.
'(‘da
Achievements of a reasonably good
performing DTP in the country.
(v)
The expectation in respect of implementation,
reporting by DTCs to higher levels, and by
PHIs to DTCs and supervision of PHIs by
r
ii)
Coverage of PHIs under DTP and
Implementation, Reporting efficiency &
(a)
(b)
above
com pF.
>75% of
the
patients2.
Efficiency of a DTI’ is assessed by comparing
its achievements with the expectations. Expectations
from various activities are as follows :
B.
in
52% action taking by the tuberculosis
(iii)
separately, representing the average pcrtormance
of each district in a State for 17 big States and
collectively for 8 small Slates and 5 Union
Territories (as si. no. 18) in each Table.
A.
of 0.4%
Treatment outcome
Treatment Completion Rate
Standard Regimen (SR): Expectation here
is determined by percentage of patients making/
completing 12 or more drug collections/
consumptions over the treatment period of 18
months and is 100%.
Short Course Chemotherapy (SCC) :
.....................
Expectation is determined by the percentage of
ptients completing 75% and above of
expected
druo collcctions/consumptions and is 100 /o Hus
is based on the fact dial cure rate of 85 /o and
Prevalence rate of bacteriologically
? €: •
1I
'il
Ii
c
To in
the
•^bjculosis
and
good
country-
PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS PROGRAMME
above can be achieved only when all the patients
comply with the collcction/consumption of
>75% of the expected drug collections6.
I11
il
ii)
1
II
Cure rate
Cure rate is percentage of smear positive
patients converting to negative status at the end
of treatment period out of those initiated on
treatment. Expected cure rate is > 85% among
newly diagnosed patients according to the WHO
Guidelines7.
sputa
■I
103
Out of 390 implemented DTPs, (64.6%)
252 DTPs have been covered under SCO. Only
Gujarat has die distinction of covering 100% of
the districts under SCC. Only 5 States (including
Gujarat) have covered 80% or more of the DTPs
under SCC. Four States have implemented less
dian 50% and Bihar accounts for die lowest
percentage of 19. Small States/Uls have a
coverage of 77% of DTPs under SCC.
Here, it is suggested dial emphasis should
be on consolidating the gains of SCC in the
entirety of the implemented districts instead of
extending it piecemeal to new districts (DlPs).
OBSERVATIONS & DISCUSSION
Implementation of Bills
2)
I
TUt'rtgc district
jrre detects
1)
Il
Al national level, 390 DTPs out of 480
districts (81.2%) in different States/UTs (as per
1991 census) have been registered by DGHS.
Only 12 out of 17 big Stales have implemented
80% or more of the districts available in the
respective States. Assam has implemented only
48% of the districts. Small States & Union
territories pul together have only 45% ol the
districts implemented. No new I)IPs were
implemented during 1993.
of the
p.frv; conducted
cases on
u-inVi-.
- ^ipns (based
A^ipcrfonning
t miP^ri70^ al in
~ sdau NT I ■
^♦nary Cases
"
nulmonary
.ch is less
conduGtcd at
}:1 Expectation here
^■patients making/
collections/
w!|t period of 18
^I.rapy (SCC) ■
b,A).»e percentage ol
;?.,ye of the expected
wand is 1<X)%. This
,C; rate of 85% and
--------
Implementation ot I) IPs (I able 1)
IIII
I
1I
Some Slates have reorganised the originally
implemented districts (D TPs) into varying number
of smaller districts for administrative and other
reasons. Certain Stales have created additional
DTCs within the existing DTPS. It has come to
the notice of the Nil that certain States have
sanctioncd/crcaied splinter DlPs without the
stipulated infrastructure. 1 his needs to be avoided.
DTPs functioning in such districts may gel
registered by DGHS in course ol time, after they
fulfill the prerequisites. Registration by DGHs
enables the DIPS to gel assistance from the
Central Government such as vehicles. X-ray
equipment. 50%’ ot the drugs and Mass Miniature
Radiography (MMR) film rolls. Ninety districts
in the country remain unimplcmcntcd due to
administrative and financial constraints, though
they are providing tuberculosis services through
chest clinics or in some other form. It is essential
that all the districts in the country arc implemented
under the programme to have lull coverage ot
t ubereu losis scrv ices.
It is expected that there should be one
Primary Health. Centre (PHC) for a population
of 30,000 in plain areas and 20,000 in hilly areas.
The expected number of PHIs in the country
works out to 29,794 but there arc about 29,500
health institutions (His) of various categories
available for implementation. Out ol these, otdy
16,830 i.e. 56% of die His, have been implemented
under the programme. Only lour Slates have 80%
or more of the His implemented under D TP. Four
other States have achievement of less than 50%
in this respect. Small States & UTs have a
coverage of 56%. Among the DI Ps covered
under SCC, the coverage of PHIs under SCC is
47%- at all India level (not given in Table).
Since the His situated mostly in rural areas
cater to large proportion ol population in the
country, the stress should be on implementing all
of them under DIP, in general. In case ot Dlls
covered under SCC, all Pills should be brought
under SCC, before extending the SCC to other
DlPs.
a:
Reporting by I)IPs (lable 2)
At national level, 78% efhcicncy of reporting
overall.
Only 10 big States and all. Small
is
States and UTs pul together have a reporting
efficiency of > 80%. Bihar has less than 50%
efficiency.
Reporting is a prerequisite for cl fee live
monitoring ot the programme. Hence, il is
so?
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SURYANARAYANA ETAL
104
Table 1 : Implementation of. DTPs
%
No.
%
3
4
5
6
7
23
23
100
19
83
59
48
8
73
41
23
11
19
15
51
63
6
Bihar
32
19
100
19
100
89
Gujarat
19
11
69
3
Haryana
16
12
11
92
6
Jammu & Kashmir
14
10
71
Karnataka
20
20
1
2
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
•i 1i
I
18.
Si:l
1.
Ai4-
2.
A^u
BU
58
5.
rice
55
224
6.
rm
70
44
7.
7
Jan
14
70
Ill
8.
Kn
100
55
14
7
■Kxr
86
58
9.
12
80
S3
45
100
36
Madhya Pradesh
45
100
26
87
Maharashtra
30
75
30
13
100
8
62
63
13
100
4
33
56
12
12
96
10
37
53
Orissa
Punjab
10.
■
■
11.
Mj
12.
Or
13.
Hi
-
Ra
Rajasthan
28
27
88
Tn
Tamil Nadu
73
14
15.
16
77
22
54
30
Ut
63
89
30
16.
56
94
11
69
36
17
16
26
45
20
77
56
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Small States
and UTs
INDIA
58
17.
18.
A
IN
■
480
390
81
248 @
64
56
'
■ \-
@ Excludes 4 districts monitored by TRC. Madras
,7; 1 sl_.
'
1/
in
1
U1P
Go
Kerala
9.
SI
No
4.
Himachal Pradesh
6.
a-
Pills
imple
mented
No.
No
1.
% of
DTPS under
SCC
Functioning
DTPS
No. of
dis
tricts
States/
UTs
SI
1
PHIs and introduction of SCC according to Slates - 1993
......
* •
■
1
I
performance of national tuberculosis programme
lies - 1993
Table 2. Position oj Reporting <6 Supervision in DTPs
I
% Of
Pills
imple
mented
SI
No
8
1
i
States/
UTs
105
according to States-1993
Quarterly DTP Reports
Received
%
Pills
Reported
%
3
4
5
6
7
92
81
88
86
43
44
41
93
57
28
128
56
44
37
17
Expected
2
Pills
Supervised
%
1.
Andhra Pradesh
2.
Assam
'S
3.
Bihar
89
4.
Gujarat
76
73
96
5.
97
58
I laryana
47
44
37
84
84
Himachal Pradesh
36
44
27
61
50
23
40
24
60
68
29
68
85
77
59
48
36
75
46
18
180
129
72
57
16
120
92
77
87
69
52
49
94
81
34
31
59
41
224
> I
I
6.
7.
Jammu & Kashmir
8.
Karnataka
55
9.
Kerala
S3
10.
Madhya Pradesh
75
11.
Maharashtra
63
12.
Orissa
13.
Punjab
48
43
90
14.
62
Rajasthan
108
88
81
52
36
64
63
98
62
39
196
88
67
42
35
55
22
14
104
85
82
66
44
1560
1223
78
70
41
44
111
56
53
77
I
30
36
56
56
I
}
I
II
II
1
.i:
80
15.
Tamil Nadu
16.
Uttar Pradesh
224
17.
West Bengal
64
18.
Small Stales & UTs
INDIA
i
4
!'
I
4“
ti
SURYANA.RAYANA ET AL
106
expected drat all die implemented DTPs submit
dieir quarterly and odicr reports to die Central
and State audioritics in time. As such, States have
to achieve die desired expectation of 100%.
About 3% of die reports received from Dlls
could not be considered for analysis due to large
number of discrepancies and inconsistencies.
Shortcomings in reporting, in terms of quantity
and quality are attributable to lack of trained
Statistical Assistants in DTPs. Also, rcmtmlers/
feed-back reports sent by NTI to die DTPs do
not seem to have been token note of by State/
throughout the district. Reasons for the low
performance in this regard are: i) non-avarlabihty
of trained personnel in the DTC, ii) non-availability
of vehicle, iii) diversion of available vehicle to
other programmes, iv) inadequate provision of
budget for vehicle and travel expenses and v)
lackof motivation of concerned staff even thoug i
facilities are available. Suite authorities have to
take appropriate measures to overcome die above
deficiencies.
Reporting by PH Is (Table 2)
-At DTCs
Bihar and West Bengal.
1;
Shortfall in diis regard is mainly due to
inadequate supervision of PHIs by the personnel
of Hie DTCs and higher dstncl level oilicers.
Medical Officers of PHIs need to be sintably
motivated by district level officers in despatch
of mondily reports to DTCs regularly and m tune.
Takino into account the efficiency of
reporting by DTPs (78%) and PHIs within them
(70%), die overall picture is truncated, rcllectmg
only 55% of die: expected reports from all the
DTPs in die
llic country. Steps are to be
I-- taken
------ by
the administrative authorities at S.
State/UI
—- - level
l0 improve thp.
the nerformance
performance inin (his
this respect.
respect.
5)
At D I
spu .1 pos
Andhra IYr
15.0% spin
sputum pos
15.0%. Six
could attaii
5.8% to 91
Efficiency of Case-finding
At all India level, only 70% of the PHIs
have reported to their respective DTCs compared
With the expectation of 100%. Only five b.g
States have achieved an efficiency of >80 A m
this respect. Reporting by PHIs is particularly
poor (less dian 50%) in three States viz... Kerala,
H
Achievemtf
(Tables 3 .
PERFORMANCE OF NIP
District authorities.
4)
should be x
observed sh
of Laboraw
of the Pin*
2.5% of 51
symptom aM
most of lift
case deteci
Supervision (Table 2)
• i 41% of the Pills
At national level, only
..J
\
j
the
have been supervised by t.-~ DTC staff al least
Maharashtra (69%) and
once in a quarter. Only
I
achieved efficiency of
Karnataka (59%) have
States
could not achieve
more than 50%. Seven
even 30% efficiency oni this score. Supervision
Pills by the key personnel ol the ^1^’
programme to ensure mamtenanee of work
standards, replenishment oi supplies and equipment
At national level, diough die efficiency of
sputum examinations is more dian 100% (not
shown in Table), die efficiency of case detection
'(sputum positive cases) is of die order of 71%
only. Four States and all small States and IT s
put together have achieved more dian 100 A
efficiency. Eight other States have achieved more
dian 50% efficiency and five States could achieve
only less than 50% efficiency. The performance
of Bihar is die lowest (15%), closely followed
by West Bengal (21%). Since trained personnel
are expected to be available at DTCs, perfomiancc
of 71% case detection is inadequate. Suitab e
remedial measures need to be taken by concerned
At
4.8%. Only
more than
positivity n
have attaim
pcrformanc
ranges fror
Expcc
positivity T
all 'car x
she > achi
average of
is quite di:
State authorities.
At PH Is (Table 4)
Al all India level, the efficiency of sputum
examinations is 61%. While Maharashtra and
Small States and UTs could achieve more than
80% efficiency, the performance ot all odier
States is not satisfactory. Eleven out of 17 States
could achieve efficiency of less than 50%
[performance of West Bengal (10%), Assam
(15%) and Bihar (18%) being very poor]. As
regards detection of sputum positive cases, die
alf India average is only 36%. Only two big
States (Gujarat & Maharashtra) have achieved
more than 50% efficiency. The performance of
14 Slates is even below 30% efficiency.
The
achieving tl
for strengtl
DTC and
supervision
providing
Technician;
ensuring si
stains. Mic
in proper *
Smear Co
pulmonary
It is relevant io point out that all the
eligible chest sympiomalics attending the PI Us
Tabic
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•
PEKI-ORMANCE OF NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS PROGRAMME
)r the low
-availability
ravailability
• vehicle to
jrovision of
ises and v)
even though
tics have to
ic the above
j
should be subjected to smear examination. The
observed shortcomings arc due to non-availability
of Laboratory Tcchnicians/Microscopists in most
of the PHIs. Generally, it is expected dial about
2.5% of die new outpatients would be chest
symptomatics. Vast improvement is needed in
most of die Stales to step up die efficiency of
case detection, both at DTC & PHI levels.
I
efficiency of
i 100% (not
asc detection
>rdcr of 71%
ties and UTs
dum 100%
chicvcd more
could achieve
performance
scly followed
icd personnel
;, perfonmmce
date. Suitable
by concerned
ncy of sputum
iharashtra and
eve more than
i of all oilier
ml of 17 States
jss titan 50%
(10%), Assam
very poor]. As
ilive cases, the
Only lwo big
have achieved
performance of
tfficicncy.
Achievement of Sputum Positivity Rates
(Tables 3 & 4)
At DEC level, only Maliaraslitra has achieved
sputum positivity rate of about 20.7%. Gujarat,
Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan have more than
15.0% sputum positivity. Seven other Stales have
sputum positivity rate in the range, of 10.0%15.0%. Six big States and small States and UTs
could attain smear positivity rale in the ram’e of
5.8% to 9.8%.
■
At PHI level, the national average is only
4.8%. Oidy West Bengal & Gujarat have achieved
more than die expectation of 8.0% sputum
positivity rate. Karnataka, Maharashtra and Punjab
have attained > 5.0% sputum positivity rale. The
performance of ad other Stales and UTs which
ranges from 1.9% to 4.6% is not satisfactory.
Expecting that DTCs should achieve 18%
positivity in detection of smear positives among
all smear examinations carried out, while Pills
should achieve al least 8% positivity, the all India
average of 12.3% for DTCs and 4.8% for Pills
is quite discouraging.
I
I
The poor performance by the States in
achieving the desired sputum positivity rales calls
lor strengthening of laboratory sendees, both at
DIC and PHIs. And proper and adequate
supervision by DTOs. This could be achieved by
providing adequately trained Laboratory
Technicians both al DTC and PHI levels and
ensuring supply of good quality chemicals and
stains. Microscopes also need to be maintained
in proper working condition.
Smear Confirmation among all
pulmonary cases
ul that all the
aiding the PHIs
I able 5 gives percentages of sputum positive
4'
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V.
107
eases confirmed among pulmonary cases, (smear
positive and X-ray suspects), both at DTC and
Pills.
It may be observed dial die confirmation
rate is only 20% in die case of DTCs and 24%
in respect of PHIs, at national level. It is expected
dial diis rate should be about 30-35% (as in a
reasonably good performing DTP) at DTC level.
This confinnation rate is more relevant in
DTCs where ease-finding is based upon
MMR screening followed by smear examination.
In the ease of PHIs, the diagnosis is by
smear examination preceded by symptom
screening.
At D1C level, only the performance of
Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra and
Orissa could he considered as satisfactory. Five
other big States have achieved confirmation rale
in the range ol 20-29%. The performance of
Assam and Bihar is very poor (i.c. below ten
percent).
At PHI level, three States - Andhra Pradesh,
Orissa and Maharashtra have achieved >35%
confirmation rate. Six other big and all small
States mid UTs have attained 20-29% confirmation
rale, while all oilier States are below dial level.
The performance of Bihar and Himachal Pradesh
is very poor.
Bacillary confirmation rate of pulmonary
cases rellects the quality of X-ray reading by
Medical Officers. Confirmation rate around
35% could lie considered as reasonably good,
while rates below 35% indicate over-reading
of X-rays, assuming that the quality of laboratory
services is of reasonably good standard. In
such cases, quality of X-ray reading by Medical
Officers needs to be reviewed. The NTP aims
at detection and treatment of smear positive
cases on priority basis in order to cut the chain
of transmission of the disease. But, in reality,
it is the X-ray cases (smear negative but Xray positive) which outnuml>er the smear
positive cases by about 3*/2 times. T his causes
wastage of scarce resources as all may not be
tuberculosis cases.
SURYANARAYANA ET AL
108
District) according to Stales-1993
Table 3. Case-finding in DTCs (Average per
SI
States/
No. UTs
2
1
k
L
5
4
ij
r.
ft
1.
Andhra Pradesh
2.
Assam
3.
Bihar
4.
Gujarat
5.
Haryana
6.
Himachal Pradesh
7.
Jammu & Kashmir
8.
Karnataka
9.
Kerala
10.
Madhya Pradesh
n.
Maharashtra
12.
Orissa
13.
Punjab
14.
Rajasthan
15.
Tamil Nadu
16.
Uttar Pradesh
17.
West Bengal
18.
Small States & UTs
INDIA
New sputa
examined
(No)
+ve
cases
found
Positivity
rale
(%)
Expected
sputum
+ve cases
Effi
ciency
%
4
5
6
7
3
581
16.3
812
72
3558
96
7.4
274
35
71
6.9
476
15
711
17.4
610
117
493
289
171
4743
10.4
5.8
121
107
2207
129
91
9.8
155
59
270
11.9
631
43
273
10.4
583
47
243
14.3
413
59
804
20.7
739
109
387
684
57
2931
13.2
13.0
474
65
2356
307
298
15.7
441
68
393
6.7
713
55
620
54
335
9.8
1124
21
231
13.9
89
194
173
8.0
12.3
495
71
1293
1036
4077
925
2278
2627
1703
3889
1897
5882
3435
1657
2151
2851
350
SI. StarisZ.
No Ull^!
1
2
1.
A'dh
2.
3.
Bfcu
4.
Gmi
5.
Hirr.
6.
Him
7.
Jam;
8.
Kan
9.
Kex7
10.
M$'
11.
Mdt
12.
Ori<
U.
Pun
14.
Raji
15.
Tmi
16.
17.
18.
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Table 4. Efficiency of sputum examinations & sputum positive cases diagnosed in PHIs
according to States-1993
Effi
ciency
%
New sputa examined
SI. States/
No UTs
7
Sputum + ve cases diagnosed
Sputum
positi
vity
rate
%
Expec
ted
Perfor
mance
Effi
ciency
Expec
ted
%
Perfor
mance
Effi
ciency
%
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
72
1
2
1.
Andhra Pradesh
23950
8705
36
1916
397
21
4.6
117
2.
Assam
6838
995
15
547
26
5
2.6
171
3.
Bihar
11888
2125
18
951
42
4
2.0
4.
Gujarat
27162
14229
52
2173
1193
55
8.4
5.
I laryana
8375
4881
58
670
181
27
3.7
6.
Himachal Pradesh
6050
1608
27
484
30
6
1.9
j
7.
Jammu &. Kashmir
3875
1133
29
310
35
11
3.1
'■'i
8.
Karnataka
31575
8372
27
2526
528
21
6.3
9.
Kerala
16050
4226
26
1284
112
9
2.7
10.
Madhya Pradesh
17125
4194
24
1370
124
9
3.0
11.
Maharashtra
27700
23226
84
2216
1346
61
5.8
12.
Orissa
21538
10265
48
1723
361
21
3.5
13.
Punjab
13288
9653
73
1063
484
46
5.0
14.
Rajasthan
11688
2705
23
935
111
12
4.1
15.
Tamil Nadu
27450
18641
68
2196
562
26
3.0
16.
Uttar Pradesh
15500
9966
64
1240
351
28
3.5
17.
West Bengal
28112
2744
10
2249
262
12
9.5
18.
Small States
& UTs
3342
• 3588
107
267
117
44
3.3
INDIA
13862
8416
61
1109
404
36
4.8
35
I
15
107
59
43
47
59
57
i
65
I
109
68
55
54
21
194
71
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Table 5.
and PH Is according to States-1993
Cob
PHIS
DTC
|?S
SI
No
States/
UTs
I
2
L
r
I
4
4'
I
4'- '
4
refe
a gi
of
Pulmonary
cases
Sputum
+vc
%
Pulmonary
cases
Sputum
+ve
%
3
4
5
6
7
8
30
1087
397
37
1.
Andhra Pradesh
1918
581
1088
96
260
26
10
2.
Assam
9
yea
bee
arc
71
6
42
8
a)
3.
1098
538
Bihar
711
28
5061
1193
24
Gujarat
2546
832
181
22
Haryana
493
28
5.
1786
783
129
436
30
7
Himachal Pradesh
16
6.
341
91
241
35
15
Jammu &. Kashmir
27
7.
270
33
528
25
8.
826
2148
Karnataka
1530
273
698
112
16
Kerala
18
9.
1306
243
589
124
21
Madhya Pradesh
19
10.
Maharashtra
804
30
3886
35
11.
2670
1346
387
34
361
37
12.
1136
986
Orissa
1687
484
29
Punjab
307
25
13.
1244
1177
298
25
111
22
Rajasthan
506
14.
393
19
562
15
15.
2057
3852
Tamil Nadu
335
12
351
19
16.
2802
1808
Uttar Pradesh
2375
262
11
West Bengal
231
15
17.
1504
173
106
22
919
484
Small Slates & UTs
19
18.
1711
350
20
1704
404 ■
24
INDIA
4.
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Confmnation of sputum positive cases among pulmonary cases in DTCs
b)
(a)
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coi
anof
ref
co
av
pa
sc';
tie
co
m
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cc
sa
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!
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TREATMENT OUTCOME
iI
%
Cohort Periods
Analysis of treatment outcome is done with
reference to smear positive patients diagnosed in
a given cohort period which is fixed on the basis
of optimum treatment period.
8
0
In diis paper, die Annual Reports for the
year 1992, received from DTPs during 1993 have
been considered. The prescribed cohort periods
arc as under:
8
a)
For standard regimens, for which the optimum
treatment period is 18 months, the cohort
period considered is 1.7.1990 to 30.6.1991,
as the patients diagnosed during this period
were expected to complete optimum
treatment period in the course of 1992.
b)
For SCC, die cohort period is from 1.1.1991
to 31.12.1991. Patients diagnosed and pul
on treatment during this period were expected
to complete die treatment latest by December
1992.
(a)
Standard Regimens (Table 6)
37
24
22
7
15
i
25
16
I
21
6
35
1
37
4
29
1
22
2
15
1
19
,2
11
•>6
22
)4
24
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I
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-..
.
For die . year 1992, out of 378 Annual
Reports expected, (from DTPs relevant for the
cohort period), 247 Reports (65.3%) were received
and 152 of diem (61.5% of received and 40.2%
of expected) were analysed. Based on die analysed
reports, out of 81,180 patients included in the
cohort, treatment cards* of 74,210 patients were
available for analysis at the DTPs and 72,075
patients were initiated on treatment. It could be
seen diat only 34% of patients initiated on
treatment could make 12 or more monthly
collections of drugs. As patients making 12 or
more collections/consumptions are likely to have
favourable outcome in terms of bacteriological
conversion and hence deemed to have completed
satisfactory level of treatment, only 34% of the
patients could be considered to have completed
treatment. Completion rate is above 50% only in
4 States, between 40-49% in 4 States and below
40% in other States. The completion rate is the
lowest in West Bengal. It has not been possible
to work out cure rates due to non-availability of
111
results of final follow-up smear examinations for
most of die eases.
Cure rate is the best mediod for analysing
treatment outcome. It is determined by percentage
of patients becoming smear negative at die end
of the -treatment period out of those initiated on
treatment. Availability of final follow-up results
of smear examinations of all the patients initiated
on treatment is a prerequisite to arrive at cure
rates. Most of the DTPs do not subject die
patients to final follow-up of smear examinations.
In the absence of such data the next allcmativebut less reliable indicator - i.c. treatment completion
rate, has been considered. As die treatment
completion rale is very low, it is necessary that
case-holding is improved considerably by all
Medical Officers and Treatment Organisers
■concerned.
Il should be ensured that all cases diagnosed
arc effectively treated for the full period so that
the chain of transmission of disease by die smear
positive patients can be checked to a great extent.
Il is mandatory to subject patients to final follow
up smear examination and results recorded on the
treatment card which will facilitate calculation of
cure rates.
(b)
SCC Regimen ('fable 6)
A total of 119 Annual Reports were received
against 234 reports expected for the year. Out
of diese, only 94 (79% of received and 40.2%
of expected) reports were analysed.
As per die analysis, 2055 patients put on
Regimen A (2 S2H2R2Z2/4 II2R2) and 35,097
patients put on Regimen* B (2 EIIRZ/6 TH or
6 EH) were considered for analysis. It is observed
dial only 44% of the patients put on Regimen
A and 51.8% of the patients put on Regimen B
had collected > 75% of the doscs/collections
expected.
The completion rate is above 50% only in
2 big and one small State for Regimen A.
Number of patients put on Regimen A is too
small in many of die States reported.
As regards Regimen B, the completion nite
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112
SCC Regimen
SR Regimen
States/
UTs
SI
No
2
1
Andhra Pradesh
1.
3
i-
1
»•
I
5
6
7
8
9
10
391
47
4380
46
0
378
44
8732
56
20
10296
33
13
42
6
cost el
impact
of 55?.
which’
getting
of one
lias hi
shoukl
smean'
of cafci*
made j
patieiti
and •ct
Assam
7
Bihar
3
308
36
0
3.
Gujarat
14
14729
25
12
56
4.
28
1
0
5.
1388
32
3
25
Haryana
52
2
0
6.
84
19
1
68
Himachal Pradesh
78
47
0
78
1
155
Jammu & Kashmir
1
7.
22
11
911
1291
8.
6223
40
14
53
Karnataka
40
5
33
1849
9.
789
28
4
6
Kerala
52
2
25
40
258
47
11869
56
36
10.
Madhya Pradesh
10
4283
Maharashtra
8
3723
63
9
0
11.
40
4
29
1201
12.
5084
40
10
140
Orissa
53
3
63
738
13.
3696
59
7
19
Punjab
25
2
40
60
14.
5558
308
13
0
Rajasthan
415
33
46
Tamil Nadu
28
7
15.
1541
1596
6
36
4
23
44
16.
11267
351
15
9
Uttar Pradesh
14
29
1361
61
57
18.
2
1363
14
3
9
67
537
14
39
15
Small States
& UTs
885
72075
34
94
2055
44
35097
INDIA
152
West Bengal
* Cohort jx'riod: SR:
1st July 90 to 30th June 91
SCC: Year 1991
the ii
re-ew
both
2.
17.
ft
4
3
780
’•r
(
Regimen B
Regimen A
Comple
Reports
ted
analysed Inilia- Comple- Initia- Comple
12+
ted
ted
ted
ted
collec%
%
tions
%
Initia
ted
Reports
analyed
is a lx;
States?
40 to-*
comfit
that v
5.5^)
Regiir
of tl*i*
SR and SCC regimes according to States-1993
Table 6. Treatment completion* on
n
examii
complt
"'an be
.c tree
all car
to moi
out tht
Greater
tasks a
prognu
1
■ ‘"P
? W- of trairT
52
DTC a
■?. ?•’ observe
reporte*
ftT DTCs
comple
■ft-:
. •
Availa
& equ
T
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is above 50% in six big States besides all small
States and UTs. The percentage varies between
40 to 49 in 7 States. Three States have achieved
completion rate less dian 40%. It could be seen
that only 2,055 patients out of 37,152 (i.e.
5.5%) have been put on intermittent SCC
Regimen A. This indicates the poor acceptability
of this regimen. Retention of this regimen in
the chemotherapy policy needs to be
re-examined.
993
i
£n B
Comple
ted
%
I
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I he completion rate of 51.3% in respect of
both Regimen A and Regimen B put together is
neither commensurate with the effort put in nor
cost effective. This is not likely to have an
impact, on die epidemiological situation by way
of 5% reduction in Annual Risk of Infection,
which is defined as the proportion of population
getting infected with M. tuberculosis over a period
of one year. To achieve this reduction rate, it
has been suggested dial countries like India
should first achieve 85% cure rale among all the
smear positive patients before enlarging the scope
of case-finding activity further. Efforts should be
made to improve the treatment compliance by
patients to achieve a higher rale of completion
and consequent higher cure rate.
44
56
1
32
*
19
S
78
1
40
9
28
;s
47
59
56
•)1
9
38
59
■08
60
>96
46
553
44
361
61
537
57
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It would also be useful if follow-up
examinations are conducted for all patients
completing treatment period so that the cure rate
can be worked out to assess die real impact of
die treatment activity. The Medical Officers and
all concerned para-medical staff have not only
to motivate die patients suitably but also carry
out die work as prescribed in DTP Manuals.
Greater awareness and better devotion to the
tasks assigned, by all personnel involved in the
prognunmc, would help in achieving belter results.
It is pertinent to note dial only 127 (46%)
out of 276 DTCs had trained Statistical Assistants
(SAs). This would reflect both on die quality and
die number of reports received. Only 73% of the
reported DTPs had trained Laboratory Technicians
(LTs) and Treatment Organisers (TOs) which
would affect adversely die quality of case-finding
and case-holding activities.
Non-availability of trained key personnel at
DICs is due to : i) posts not being sanctioned
by Slate Governments, ii) sanctioned posts
remaining vacant, iii) lack of budget to depute
key personnel for training, iv) diversion of
trained staff to odier schemes/programmes.
The Slate Governments concerned have to
ensure that all key personnel tire trained in the
DTP and those trained are deployed in the
programme, avoiding diversion outside the DTP.
Il may also be seen that some of the D'fPs
have not reported the information on the availability
of trained manpower and equipment. It is observed
dial out of those reported, vehicles and X-ray
equipment are not available in some D'fPs. It has
also come to notice that allotted vehicles are
diverted to other purposes not connected with TB
Programme. It is also observed that adequate
budget for petrol and oil expenses, repair and
maintenance is not allotted which affects the
supervision and maintenance of die programme.
It is essential that the equipment is maintained
in good condition so dial the overall efficiency
of die programme docs not suffer.
Conclusions
a)
Measures are to be taken to implement all
the districts in die country under District
Tuberculosis Programme (Dl'P) and all the
health institutions available under the existing
DTPs.
b)
Reporting by OTPs needs vast improvement,
both in number and quality.
c)
It has to be ensured dial trained key
personnel, as full team, arc available in all
DTCs.
Availability of trained key personnel
& equipment
Table 7 furnishes the position of availability
of trained key personnel and equipment in the
OTC as on 31st December, 1993. It could be
observed that only 276 out of 390 DTPs have
reported particulars on these aspects. Only 43
DTCs (i.c. 15% of reporting DTCs) have full
complement of trained team.
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114
■ 7 availability of equipment in DTCs as on 31.12.1993
Table 7. Posting of trained key personnel &
according to states
States/
UTs
SI
No.
DTO XT
LT
TO
Equipment in order
DTCs
(No. of DTPS)
with full
trained
V
M
X
teams
SA
Availability of trained
staff
FuncStaff
tioning position
DTPs reported
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
4
1
2
3
20
20
18
15
21
1.
18
17
21
10
23
10
Andhra Pradesh
6
8
8
7
3
10
Assam
7
8
10
10
11
3
5
0
0
3.
Bihar
0
4
0
5
6
4
32
19
18
3
11
1
Gujarat
14
4.
12
19
18
19
19
1
5
6
0
8
5.
2
8
9
8
11
4
Haryana
3
4
4
I
1
5
6
5
2.
Ef
by
to
c)
Cr
irr
qu
ah
Pr
P<
ire
nc
0
C
th
to
g)
i
Himachal Pradesh
11
7
4
I
3
3
0
3
Jammu & Kashmir
3
4
5
4
10
0
Ft
oi
tc
15
9
2
17
8.
Karnataka
15
ACKN
6
11
14
17
13
20
1
3
1
0
10
9.
5
10
11
8
12
9
Kerala
23
26
22
21
18
10.
25
29
30
22
45
7
Madhya Pradesh
19
20
18
3
0
23
Maharashtra
5
22
24
22
30
8
11
9
9
1
6
Orissa
1
11
11
10
13
3
3
5
3
0
2
Punjab
1
11
11
9
12
12
14
2
18
Rajasthan
2
12
8
0
27
18
15
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Ukc, ID
his vvkw
membe
for the
Sri M.'
Com pi
nssistm
kune’
14
15
8
15
Tamil Nadu
12
15
REEE
11
16
16
15
16
30
9
32
1.
16.
Uttar Pradesh
26
27
30
20
32
35
6
56
6
4
4
I
6
17.
2
7
7
5
16
6
West Bengal
11
15
13
3
13
19
17
127
43
232
266 212
6.
7.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
18.
Small States
& UTs
INDIA
■
26
19
16
13
390
276
156
167 202 203
w.
:■
X
i
d)
X-ray equipment (Col.
ID; m = Microscope (Col. 12); V
Vehicle (Cot. 13)
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115
d)
!
ipnunt in order
No. of DTPs)
c)
h'l!
V
12
13
ft
21
17
10
8
II
I
4
19'
19
18
8
8
6
5
4
3
17
14
10
10
29
18
23
22
•n
11
6
'Ji
11
2
J
12
16
15
32
27
7
6
19
17
266
212
•r?
S
232
Effective and adequate supervision of Pills
by the DTC personnel is very much required
to maintain the programme.
Case-finding activity in DTPs has to be
improved both quantitatively and
qualitatively, after ensuring that (he cases
already detected are treated adequately.
Priority is to be given to detecting smear
positive cases and initiating patients on
treatment based on X-ray evidence alone
needs to be discouraged.
0
Case-holding activity needs improvement
through considerable comprehensive steps
to achieve higher cure rales.
g)
For achieving the above objectives, adequate
organisational, administrative. Financial and
technical supports are very essential.
Report series No. 34; Indian Council of Medical
Research, New Delhi, 1959, 49.
2.
Bancrji D & Stig Andersen : Sociological study
of awareness of symptoms among persons with
pulmonary tuberculosis; Bull. Wld/Hlth/Org ■
1963; 29, 665.
3.
National Tuberculosis Institute ; Report on
performance of National Tuberculosis Programme
for the year 1993. National Tuberculosis Institute,
Bangalore.
4.
Baily G.V.J.; Savic D. Golhi G.D., Naidu V.B.
and Nair S.S; Potential yield ol pulmonary
tuberculosis cases by smear microscopy of
sputum in a district of south India; Bull. Wld.
Hllh.Orgn. 1967, 37, 875.
5.
Nagpaul D.R.. Naganathan N
Prakash M:
Diagnostic photofluorography and sputum
microscopy in tuberculosis case finding,
IVocccdings of the combined 29lh National
Tuberculosis Workers’ Conference & 9th
Conference of Eastern Region of IUAT, New
Delhi, 1974. 330.
6.
Chaudhuri K. Jagota P and Parimala N: Results
of treatment with a Short Course Chemotherapy
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83.
7.
World Health Organisation : Tuberculosis research
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8.
Baily G.V.J.. Rupert Samuel G.E., and Nagpaul
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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The authors are very grateful to Dr B.T.
Ukc, Director, National Tuberculosis Institute for
his wholehearted support and encouragement and
members of the technical Coordination Committee
for their valuable suggestions. They also thank
Sri M.V. Jaigopal and Sri S.G. Radhakrishna,
Computors in the Monitoring Section for their
assistance in compiling the data and Miss T.J.
Alamelu, Stenographer for her secretarial assistance.
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