Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis

Mozambique is one of the thirty highest tuberculosis (TB) burden countries in the world with respect to total incidence. Active case finding programs in Mozambique have been expanding, and community-based efforts now account for around twenty-five...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2021
Subjects:	MONITORING AND EVALUATION TUBERCULOSIS HIV AIDS CASE DETECTION PREVENTIVE THERAPY HEALTHCARE COST OPTIMA MODEL HIV TREATMENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION MULTI-DRUG RESISTANCE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY
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spelling	okr-10986-362742021-09-16T05:10:30Z Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis World Bank MONITORING AND EVALUATION TUBERCULOSIS HIV AIDS CASE DETECTION PREVENTIVE THERAPY HEALTHCARE COST OPTIMA MODEL HIV TREATMENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION MULTI-DRUG RESISTANCE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY Mozambique is one of the thirty highest tuberculosis (TB) burden countries in the world with respect to total incidence. Active case finding programs in Mozambique have been expanding, and community-based efforts now account for around twenty-five percent of detected cases. This involves both contact tracing of notified cases and other community-level interventions such as active house-to-house screening and testing, mobile van outreach in TB hotspots, and screening and testing of community health workers. However, there are opportunities for further expansion. This policy brief summarizes the findings of an allocative efficiency analysis using the Optima TB model, and highlights opportunities to maximize the impact of TB spending in Mozambique. 2021-09-15T16:17:51Z 2021-09-15T16:17:51Z 2021-09-08 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/611551631187353376/Epidemic-Projections-and-Opportunities-to-Accelerate-Control-of-Tuberculosis-in-Mozambique-Findings-from-an-Optima-Modelling-Analysis http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36274 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief Africa Africa Eastern and Southern (AFE) Mozambique
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topic	MONITORING AND EVALUATION TUBERCULOSIS HIV AIDS CASE DETECTION PREVENTIVE THERAPY HEALTHCARE COST OPTIMA MODEL HIV TREATMENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION MULTI-DRUG RESISTANCE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY
spellingShingle	MONITORING AND EVALUATION TUBERCULOSIS HIV AIDS CASE DETECTION PREVENTIVE THERAPY HEALTHCARE COST OPTIMA MODEL HIV TREATMENT RESOURCE ALLOCATION MULTI-DRUG RESISTANCE ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY World Bank Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis
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description	Mozambique is one of the thirty highest tuberculosis (TB) burden countries in the world with respect to total incidence. Active case finding programs in Mozambique have been expanding, and community-based efforts now account for around twenty-five percent of detected cases. This involves both contact tracing of notified cases and other community-level interventions such as active house-to-house screening and testing, mobile van outreach in TB hotspots, and screening and testing of community health workers. However, there are opportunities for further expansion. This policy brief summarizes the findings of an allocative efficiency analysis using the Optima TB model, and highlights opportunities to maximize the impact of TB spending in Mozambique.
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title	Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis
title_short	Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis
title_full	Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis
title_fullStr	Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis
title_full_unstemmed	Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis
title_sort	epidemic projections and opportunities to accelerate control of tuberculosis in mozambique : findings from an optima modelling analysis
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2021
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/611551631187353376/Epidemic-Projections-and-Opportunities-to-Accelerate-Control-of-Tuberculosis-in-Mozambique-Findings-from-an-Optima-Modelling-Analysis http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36274
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Epidemic Projections and Opportunities to Accelerate Control of Tuberculosis in Mozambique : Findings from an Optima Modelling Analysis

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