Nagaland fails to reach target of TB elimination for absence of doctors
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Kohima: Nagaland TB Officer Dr Tiasunup Pongener has said that the state is facing problem in achieving the target for TB case notification because of the absence of doctors in Primary Health Centres and Community Health Centres and due to non-inclusion of private practitioners earlier.
Presenting the overview of the RNTCP in Nagaland during the first state TB forum meeting here yesterday, the officer highlighted the activities of the programme including services available, new initiatives, nutritional support, incentives for treatment supporters, however, he informed that the scenario is changing with the introduction of FDCs which he said is more palatable to the PPs.
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