Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia
Across Russia, the deep socio-economic crisis of the 1990s and early 2000s provided fertile ground for the spread of Tuberculosis (TB). Indeed, as noted, 'people who were already living very precariously saw their real incomes drop by 25 perce...
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okr-10986-101602021-04-23T14:02:49Z Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia Marquez, Patricio V. Jakubowiak, Wieslaw Pashkevich, Dmitry D. Grechukha, Vladimir A. ACCESS TO TREATMENT ALCOHOLICS AMBULATORY TREATMENT ANTI-TB DRUGS BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS CHEMOTHERAPY CONTAGION DIAGNOSIS DISEASE DISEASE PREVENTION DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL DRUG REGIMENS DRUG RESISTANCE DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING DRUG USERS DRUGS EPIDEMIC FOOD SUPPLEMENTS HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH POLICY HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HIV HIV INFECTED PEOPLE HIV TRANSMISSION HIV/AIDS HOSPITALIZATIONS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IMMUNE SYSTEM INFECTION INFECTION CONTROL INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJECTING DRUG USERS ISONIAZID LIFE EXPECTANCY LUNGS MALARIA MEDICAL PERSONNEL MEDICAL SCIENCES MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MODERNIZATION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE NEW INFECTIONS NUMBER OF NEW CASES NUTRITION PATIENT PATIENTS PHYSICIANS POLICY FORMULATION POOR NUTRITION POPULATION GROUPS PREVALENCE PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS PRISONS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS QUALITY OF LIFE RISK FACTORS SERVICE PROVIDERS SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL STRESS SOCIAL SUPPORT SPUTUM SMEAR SPUTUM SMEAR MICROSCOPY SYMPTOMS TB TB CONTROL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL CAPACITY TRANSPORTATION TREATMENT TREATMENT OUTCOMES TREATMENT REGIMEN TUBERCULOSIS VIRAL INFECTION WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION Across Russia, the deep socio-economic crisis of the 1990s and early 2000s provided fertile ground for the spread of Tuberculosis (TB). Indeed, as noted, 'people who were already living very precariously saw their real incomes drop by 25 percent to 30 percent at a time when government spending was also falling.' As a result, social and health conditions deteriorated, and TB spread rapidly. Russia also had one of the highest rates of imprisonment in the world that, coupled with adverse conditions in prisons, increased the risk of TB, HIV and other infectious diseases among prisoners. The Project was designed in accordance with the federal targeted social disease prevention and control program (2002-2006). About 80 percent of project funds were allocated for TB control with the goal of contributing to a leveling-off or reduction in morbidity, mortality and transmission of TB. The project covered 79 of the 83 regions across the vast Russian territory - from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean, strengthening both the civilian and prison health systems. 2012-08-13T10:35:37Z 2012-08-13T10:35:37Z 2010-09 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/09/13262922/battle-against-tuberculosis-some-gains-russia http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10160 English Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Europe and Central Asia Russian Federation |
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ACCESS TO TREATMENT ALCOHOLICS AMBULATORY TREATMENT ANTI-TB DRUGS BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS CHEMOTHERAPY CONTAGION DIAGNOSIS DISEASE DISEASE PREVENTION DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL DRUG REGIMENS DRUG RESISTANCE DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING DRUG USERS DRUGS EPIDEMIC FOOD SUPPLEMENTS HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH POLICY HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HIV HIV INFECTED PEOPLE HIV TRANSMISSION HIV/AIDS HOSPITALIZATIONS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IMMUNE SYSTEM INFECTION INFECTION CONTROL INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJECTING DRUG USERS ISONIAZID LIFE EXPECTANCY LUNGS MALARIA MEDICAL PERSONNEL MEDICAL SCIENCES MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MODERNIZATION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE NEW INFECTIONS NUMBER OF NEW CASES NUTRITION PATIENT PATIENTS PHYSICIANS POLICY FORMULATION POOR NUTRITION POPULATION GROUPS PREVALENCE PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS PRISONS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS QUALITY OF LIFE RISK FACTORS SERVICE PROVIDERS SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL STRESS SOCIAL SUPPORT SPUTUM SMEAR SPUTUM SMEAR MICROSCOPY SYMPTOMS TB TB CONTROL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL CAPACITY TRANSPORTATION TREATMENT TREATMENT OUTCOMES TREATMENT REGIMEN TUBERCULOSIS VIRAL INFECTION WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION |
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ACCESS TO TREATMENT ALCOHOLICS AMBULATORY TREATMENT ANTI-TB DRUGS BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS CHEMOTHERAPY CONTAGION DIAGNOSIS DISEASE DISEASE PREVENTION DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL DRUG REGIMENS DRUG RESISTANCE DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY DRUG SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING DRUG USERS DRUGS EPIDEMIC FOOD SUPPLEMENTS HEALTH CARE HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH POLICY HEALTH SYSTEM HEALTH SYSTEMS HIV HIV INFECTED PEOPLE HIV TRANSMISSION HIV/AIDS HOSPITALIZATIONS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IMMUNE SYSTEM INFECTION INFECTION CONTROL INFECTIONS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJECTING DRUG USERS ISONIAZID LIFE EXPECTANCY LUNGS MALARIA MEDICAL PERSONNEL MEDICAL SCIENCES MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION MINISTRY OF HEALTH MODERNIZATION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE NEW INFECTIONS NUMBER OF NEW CASES NUTRITION PATIENT PATIENTS PHYSICIANS POLICY FORMULATION POOR NUTRITION POPULATION GROUPS PREVALENCE PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS PRISONS PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS QUALITY OF LIFE RISK FACTORS SERVICE PROVIDERS SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL STRESS SOCIAL SUPPORT SPUTUM SMEAR SPUTUM SMEAR MICROSCOPY SYMPTOMS TB TB CONTROL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL CAPACITY TRANSPORTATION TREATMENT TREATMENT OUTCOMES TREATMENT REGIMEN TUBERCULOSIS VIRAL INFECTION WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION Marquez, Patricio V. Jakubowiak, Wieslaw Pashkevich, Dmitry D. Grechukha, Vladimir A. Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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Across Russia, the deep socio-economic
crisis of the 1990s and early 2000s provided fertile ground
for the spread of Tuberculosis (TB). Indeed, as noted,
'people who were already living very precariously saw
their real incomes drop by 25 percent to 30 percent at a
time when government spending was also falling.' As a
result, social and health conditions deteriorated, and TB
spread rapidly. Russia also had one of the highest rates of
imprisonment in the world that, coupled with adverse
conditions in prisons, increased the risk of TB, HIV and
other infectious diseases among prisoners. The Project was
designed in accordance with the federal targeted social
disease prevention and control program (2002-2006). About 80
percent of project funds were allocated for TB control with
the goal of contributing to a leveling-off or reduction in
morbidity, mortality and transmission of TB. The project
covered 79 of the 83 regions across the vast Russian
territory - from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean,
strengthening both the civilian and prison health systems. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Marquez, Patricio V. Jakubowiak, Wieslaw Pashkevich, Dmitry D. Grechukha, Vladimir A. |
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Marquez, Patricio V. Jakubowiak, Wieslaw Pashkevich, Dmitry D. Grechukha, Vladimir A. |
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Marquez, Patricio V. |
| title |
Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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Battle Against Tuberculosis : Some Gains in Russia |
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battle against tuberculosis : some gains in russia |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/09/13262922/battle-against-tuberculosis-some-gains-russia http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10160 |
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