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TB control activities and introduction of stop TB Korea 22 November 2012 Hee Jin Kim The Korean Institute of Tuberculosis Table of contents TB situation in Korea TB patients care in Korea New 2020 plan Current issues Introduction of stop


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TB control activities and introduction of stop TB Korea

22 November 2012 Hee Jin Kim The Korean Institute of Tuberculosis

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TB situation in Korea TB patients care in Korea New 2020 plan Current issues Introduction of stop TB partnership Korea

Table of contents

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TB Prevalence Survey

1965 1965 1970 1970 1975 1975 1980 1980 1985 1985 1990 1990 1995 1995 2010 2010* X-ray(%) %) 5.1 .1 4. 4.02 02 3.3 .3 2.5 .5 2.2 .2 1.8 .8 1.0 .0 0. 0.23 23 No.(x1, 1,000) 000) 1,24

,240 1.11 .118 1.01 .014 852 52 798 98 728 28 429 29 113 13

Bacillary ry+ ( (%) %) 0. 0.94 94 0. 0.74 74 0. 0.76 76 0. 0.54 54 0. 0.44 44 0. 0.24 24 0. 0.22 22 0. 0.18 18 No.(x1, 1,000 000)

226 26 197 97 235 35 186 86 164 64 95 91 86

Smear+ r+ ( (%) 0. 0.69 69 0. 0.56 56 0. 0.48 48 0. 0.31 31 0. 0.24 24 0. 0.14 14 0. 0.09 09 0. 0.04 04 No.(x1, 1,000 000)

170 70 152 52 146 46 104 04 89 56 39 17

* Estimation

WHO; 151(121-182)/105 (2010)

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Annual TB mortality rate(/105)

19.5 11.7 10.1 7.4 6.7 6.1 4.6 5.6 4.8 4.7 4.6 4.7 5 10 15 20 25 1984 1990 1993 1998 2001 2004 2009 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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Comparison of notification between public and private sector

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Notification rate(/105) of new cases

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To u und nder erstand T TB situation i in K Korea ea…

2002 002 W World Cup G Game

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HIV co-infected TB cases

(Number and proportion)

2.1 1.8 1.1 1.5 1.2 1.6 1.3 1.6 1.4 1.8 1.5

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

  • No. cases

% of HIV infection TB patient

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1994 1998~9 2003 2004

  • No. strains

2,489 2,370 1,348 2,636 All susceptible 88.7% 89.1% 87.2% 87.2% Any DR 11.3% 10.0% 12.8% 12.8% MDR 1.6% 2.2% 2.4% 2.7%

Trend of Drug Resistance

(Bai GH. Int J Tuberc Lung Dis. 2007)

Total New Relapse TAF TAD T-in Chronic Others Total 50491 39557 5844 206 1165 2149 55 1515 MDR 975 190 203 86 115 326 38 17 XDR 140 30 27 14 8 41 18 2

Primary Drug Resistance by DRS Notified MDR & XDR cases in 2011 (KCDC Annual report, 2012)

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TB patients care in Korea

NTP Non-NTP

Tx facilities Public health centers Public and private hospitals, clinics Diagnosis Yes Yes Drugs FLDs available available SLDs Not available available Treatment cost free Patient’s charge, but covered by health insurance TB HWs allocated Not allocated

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New 2020 plan

Target:

Reduce TB incidence half by 2015 (90/105 in 2010 to 40/105 in 2015) Reduce TB incidence to 20/105 by 2020

Strategy:

1) Early case finding to reduce transmission

TB symptomatics, screening to risk/vulnerable groups, contact investigations ‘Web-PACS system’ network by health centers and KCDC with KIT

2) Treatment

Public health center; treat with first-line drugs, standardized treatment Private sector; treat with first- or second-line drugs, 90%-95% reimbursed by health insurance, non-standardized treatment Thorough case management through modified public-private mix collaboration

3) Prevention of TB

BCG vaccination to all newborns Treatment of latent TB infection; children among family contacts  expanding to all close contacts and high risk groups among infected people

4) Monitoring through integrated TB information system

Surveillance system, web-PACS system, public TB laboratory, TB patient management in the public health centers and laboratory surveillance system in future

5) R & D

Korea National Institute of Health, Korean Institute of TB, International TB Research Center

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Current issues

  • Patient care

Expansion of PPM Implementation of Directly observation of Treatment Supporting medical expanses and social support Development of FDCs in 2012-3

  • Case finding

Expansion of close contacts investigation TB screening (incl. X-ray) to the vulnerable populations Implementation of Xpert in 2013

  • Prevention of TB disease

Expansion of treatment of LTBI, mass BCG vaccination

  • Prevention of TB infection

Isolation of non-compliant or infectious MDR cases Infection control - protection of HCWs

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Public-Private Mixture Collaboration

TB health workers dispatched in the private sector – health education, consultation, notification to the surveillance system

Total No. notified cases Total No. managed cases % Hospital

  • PPM

PHC- PPM PHC- NTP

2009 43,758 27,252 62.3 7,792 13,352 6,108 2010 47,021 35,544 75.6 15,846 12,167 7,531 2011 54,266 48,649 89.6 31,222 11,978 5,449 Hospital-PPM (2012); 220 HWs in 117 medical institutions PHCPPM (2012); 45 HWs in 43 PHCs

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Accomplishments in 2010-11

  • Hosp-PPM treatment outcomes in 2010;

cured; 5,234 (37%), completed; 6,878 (49%), failed 23, defaulted; 1,007, transferred out; 329, died; 565

  • Contact investigation; 7,903 contacts / 5,772 cases

Bacillary +ive; 5, Bacillary –tive; 78, LTBI +ive; 2,369

  • TB screening to the vulnerable populations

146,858 subjects screened 40 smear positive cases, 45 culture positive cases total 848 (0.6%) active TB cases

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Standard DOT

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Digital DOT

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Mobile DOT

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  • 2008. 3 Announcement of establishment / operation plan of the

STOP-TB Partnership KOREA by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and Korean Center for Disease Control

  • 2009. 6 Establishment of the STOP-TB Partnership KOREA

Secretariat in Korean National Tuberculosis Association

  • 2010. 3 Formal registration as the national cooperation partner of

WHO Stop TB Partnership.

  • 2010. 12 The STOP-TB Partnership KOREA Launching

(Cooperation Committee Chairperson : Sook Mi Son, legislator / 19 partners)

  • 2012. 11 25 organizations such as the National Assembly, civil

society group and pharmaceutical company and individual partners of 47,000 people take part in.

Introduction of the STOP-TB Partnership KOREA

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Objectives

➊ Advocacy of TB to general population and expansion

  • f partners to participate in partnership

➋ Supporting advocacy, health education, TB screening, and treatment to the vulnerable population ➌ Participation in global stop TB campaign

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Activities

  • 2010
  • Constructing and managing STOP-TB Partnership KOREA website
  • Campaign message of hope for Stop TB (Classic concert, photo exhibition)
  • On-line TB handwriting contest exhibit (Supporting treatment for 15 patients)
  • Holding forum of ‘Proper understanding and managing of Drug resistance TB
  • Enforcing to prevent TB promotion in radio public service advertisement
  • 2011
  • Producing and Broadcasting KBS 1TV ‘Tuberculosis’ Documentary programs
  • Starting radio TB campaign (Introducing patient’s story and supporting treatment)
  • Hosting Multicultural Festival ‘The world to live together, with TB Free in Korea’
  • Holding Congressional Policy forum of TB Control Program of issues and

improvements

  • 2012
  • Starting Youth TB education and the prevention of TB camps
  • Promoting Health Teacher TB Education and producing Student TB educational

materials

  • Holding “Policy forum of Effective Management Plan for TB patients
  • Supporting treatment of multiple drug resistance tuberculosis patients
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Support for ’Secret of the four phases of life’ KBS TV Documentary production Monthly webzine publication and e-mail service

birth, aging, sickness, and death

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A commemorative photo event on the “World TB day” Opening of policy forum to support efficient TB patient care

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Performance of TB prevention campaign for teenagers by youth

  • rganizations

Open of tuberculosis prevention idea contest camp for youth

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Providing free TB X-ray screening during multicultural festival for the immigrants Free TB X-ray screening in rural area

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Future challenges

  • Development and vitalization of various tuberculosis eradication

activities among partners to support national tuberculosis control program

  • Tuberculosis screening for vulnerable groups and expansion of

treatment support. Besides the support for the national tuberculosis control program through research project support

  • Participating in active international tuberculosis eradication

movement through the reinforcement of global cooperation capability by developing specific cooperation project and reinforcing link with the STOP-TB partnership office of the countries, with this forum as a momentum

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Thank you for your attention!