Workplaces can be more productive if TB is eliminated. One way to make it happen is to promote an all-round awareness about the disease
Roundtables in 3 years
Capacity building workshops over 3 years
Employees targeted to be sensitized in 3 years
Champions created over 3 years
Job losses in both organized and unorganized sectors of India. From 2000-2015 India lost 123 billion US dollar from tuberculosis mortality (USAID)
Stigma associated with the disease hinders reporting by the affected individual thereby increasing the risk of spread of the infection among the peers. This is more so because of absence of company policies that recognize the plight of such an affected individual
In the workplace, TB causes workflow disruption, reduction in productivity, increase in costs related to care and treatment
App users can read material about TB, fill a questionnaire and get information about test centres
App users can see the Tuberculosis test centers near your area
With various modules like Awareness & sensitization, Diagnosis, Treatment and TB & workplaces users can learn everything they need to know about Tuberculosis at a single platform.
Every information about Tubercluosis just some clicks away.
App users can see the Tuberculosis test centers near your area
Test centers provides all the test centers near the users’ area in the form of a list with the contact details and navigation link to the test centers.
Users can just choose a Test center of their preference and the navigation will be provided to them with a single click.
The power to self test anywhere simply by filling a questionnaire
Take Assessment asks the users some questions in form of a questionnaire to check if they are showing any symptoms of Tuberculosis.
The responses users provide will help making better policies and taking appropriate actions against Tuberculosis
Incidence (MDR/RR-TB)
Incidence (HIV+TB only)
Incidence of TB cases (includes HIV + TB)
Mortality (deaths) (excludes HIV+TB)
Mortality (deaths) (HIV+TB only)
*Estimates of TB Burden (WHO 2018)
