The Millennium Development Goals, adopted at the UN Millennium Summit in 2000, are the world's targets for dramatically reducing extreme poverty in its many dimensions by 2015. This report lays out the recommendations of the UN Millennium Project Task Force 5 Working Group on TB.
The Millennium Development Goals, adopted at the UN Millennium Summit in 2000, are the world's targets for dramatically reducing extreme poverty in its many dimensions by 2015. This report lays out the recommendations of the UN Millennium Project Task Force 5 Working Group on TB.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword Task force members Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations Millennium Development Goals Executive summary Chapter 1 The emergency of tuberculosis The DOTS strategy to control tuberculosis The need for modern tools: diagnostics, drugs, and vaccines The Millennium Development Goals The UN Millennium Project Working Group on TB and the Stop TB Partnership Recommendations Chapter 2 The global tuberculosis epidemic and tuberculosis control Global achievements Overview of the tuberculosis epidemic Overview of global tuberculosis control Tuberculosis and HIV Multidrug resistant tuberculosis Summary findings and conclusions Chapter 3 Poverty, gender, children, and tuberculosis Poverty fosters tuberculosis Tuberculosis fosters poverty Tuberculosis and gender Tuberculosis and children Chapter 4 Moving forward to achieve the Millennium Development Goals target for tuberculosis Key intersections with other UN Millennium Project task forces Solutions to constraints to improved tuberculosis control Recommendation : ensure access for all to high quality tuberculosis care Recommendation : address the TB/HIV emergency now Recommendation : engage all primary care providers in high quality TB care Recommendation : partner with communities to stop tuberculosis Recommendation : stop the spread of multidrug resistant tuberculosis Recommendation : accelerate the development of critically needed new tools Recommendation : support the Global Plan to Stop TB Chapter 5 Financing needs Why more resources are needed Estimate of general health system requirements Recommendations Chapter 6 Meeting the target in UN Millennium Project pilot countries UN Millennium Project pilot country case studies Meeting the tuberculosis target in Kenya Meeting the tuberculosis target in other UN Millennium Project pilot countries: Cambodia, the Dominican Republic, and Ethiopia Conclusion Appendix 1 World Health Organization recommendations for implementing the DOTS strategy and its adaptations Appendix 2 Meeting the Millennium Development Goals target in Kenya Appendix 3 Tuberculosis and poverty in Cambodia Appendix 4 Tuberculosis and poverty in the Dominican Republic Appendix 5 Tuberculosis and poverty in Ethiopia Appendix 6 Public private partnerships for new tuberculosis diagnostics, drugs, and vaccines: Aeras, FIND, and the Global Alliance for TB Drug Development Appendix 7 Summary of background paper on a two month drug regimen Appendix 8 Full list of recommendations from the UN Millennium Project Working Group on TB Notes References.
Foreword Task force members Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations Millennium Development Goals Executive summary Chapter 1 The emergency of tuberculosis The DOTS strategy to control tuberculosis The need for modern tools: diagnostics, drugs, and vaccines The Millennium Development Goals The UN Millennium Project Working Group on TB and the Stop TB Partnership Recommendations Chapter 2 The global tuberculosis epidemic and tuberculosis control Global achievements Overview of the tuberculosis epidemic Overview of global tuberculosis control Tuberculosis and HIV Multidrug resistant tuberculosis Summary findings and conclusions Chapter 3 Poverty, gender, children, and tuberculosis Poverty fosters tuberculosis Tuberculosis fosters poverty Tuberculosis and gender Tuberculosis and children Chapter 4 Moving forward to achieve the Millennium Development Goals target for tuberculosis Key intersections with other UN Millennium Project task forces Solutions to constraints to improved tuberculosis control Recommendation : ensure access for all to high quality tuberculosis care Recommendation : address the TB/HIV emergency now Recommendation : engage all primary care providers in high quality TB care Recommendation : partner with communities to stop tuberculosis Recommendation : stop the spread of multidrug resistant tuberculosis Recommendation : accelerate the development of critically needed new tools Recommendation : support the Global Plan to Stop TB Chapter 5 Financing needs Why more resources are needed Estimate of general health system requirements Recommendations Chapter 6 Meeting the target in UN Millennium Project pilot countries UN Millennium Project pilot country case studies Meeting the tuberculosis target in Kenya Meeting the tuberculosis target in other UN Millennium Project pilot countries: Cambodia, the Dominican Republic, and Ethiopia Conclusion Appendix 1 World Health Organization recommendations for implementing the DOTS strategy and its adaptations Appendix 2 Meeting the Millennium Development Goals target in Kenya Appendix 3 Tuberculosis and poverty in Cambodia Appendix 4 Tuberculosis and poverty in the Dominican Republic Appendix 5 Tuberculosis and poverty in Ethiopia Appendix 6 Public private partnerships for new tuberculosis diagnostics, drugs, and vaccines: Aeras, FIND, and the Global Alliance for TB Drug Development Appendix 7 Summary of background paper on a two month drug regimen Appendix 8 Full list of recommendations from the UN Millennium Project Working Group on TB Notes References.
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