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We put Uganda's health workers first so they can better care for their patients. NGO Bureau Permit #10090

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Dr. Achilles Katamba presents an overview of the Re-imagining TB Care (RTC) project—transforming when, where, and how TB services are accessed and delivered in Uganda. #EndTB #HealthInnovation Ministry of Health- Uganda Uganda Stop TB Partnership Stop TB Partnership Walimu

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RTC Study Main Objective: Evaluate the effectiveness, implementation, and cost of digital and AI-based strategies to improve TB community awareness, screening, testing, and linkage to care for TB and comorbidities Ministry of Health- Uganda Uganda Stop TB Partnership Stop TB Partnership Walimu

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RTC Study Specific objectives: 1.Develop a Digital and AI-Based Strategyto support CHWs 2.Evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention in improving TB outcomes 3.Assess adoption and implementation of the strategy 4.Analyze cost-effectiveness compared to the standard of care

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RTC Study Design Pragmatic, cluster-randomized trial in 34 clusters Population: 44,880 individuals in 22,440 households Arms: Intervention: Digital and AI tools (eCHIS, eCBSS, LabXpert, AI chatbot, barcode tracking) Control: Paper-based CAST+ approach Ministry of Health- Uganda Stop TB Partnership

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Before the RTC Project, eCHIS lacked a TB module and wasn’t integrated with eCBSS or LabXpert, causing delays and data gaps. RTC has linked all three systems to boost TB surveillance, patient tracking, and timely care. #DigitalHealth Stop TB Partnership Walimu Ministry of Health- Uganda Medic

Before the RTC Project, eCHIS lacked a TB module and wasn’t integrated with eCBSS or LabXpert, causing delays and data gaps. RTC has linked all three systems to boost TB surveillance, patient tracking, and timely care. #DigitalHealth <a href="/StopTB/">Stop TB Partnership</a> <a href="/WalimuNGO/">Walimu</a> <a href="/MinofHealthUG/">Ministry of Health- Uganda</a> <a href="/Medic/">Medic</a>
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RTC Study outcomes Primary: Proportion of presumptive TB cases diagnosed and initiated on treatment Secondary: Awareness levels, screening rates, and cost-effectiveness Satisfaction levels of CHWs and participants TB treatment adherence and follow-up rates Uganda Stop TB Partnership Stop TB Partnership

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RTC Intervention Strategy Key Components: AI chatbot for CHW coaching and community awareness eCHIS, eCBSS for mobile data collection and management WhatsApp for real-time communication amongst CHWs/VHTs and community awareness Ministry of Health- Uganda Stop TB Partnership Uganda Stop TB Partnership Walimu

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RTC Intervention Strategy Key Components: LabXpert for automated SMS notifications for test results and follow-ups Boba rider for timely sample delivery Barcoding for sample tracking Ministry of Health- Uganda Uganda Stop TB Partnership Stop TB Partnership Walimu