Improving Numbers in Male Circumcision.
ZATULET Clinic in terms of Out Patients Department O.P.D Clients turnout we have really Improved. Number of positives especially for the month of August, we have done double our target. …
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WHO and NDWG launch framework for evaluation of new tests for TB infection.
WHO and the Stop TB Partnership’s New Diagnostics Working Group (NDWG) launched today a framework for the evaluation of new tests for tuberculosis infection. The document provides details on study …
Gender-based violence (GBV).
Gender-based violence (GBV) in Zambia takes the form of physical, mental, social or economic abuse against a person because of that person’s gender and includes violence that may result in physical, sexual or psychological harm and …
Impact of Corona Virus Disease on Tuberculosis, Malaria and HIV.
Indirect impact of the Corona Virus Pandemic: HIV, Tuberculosis & malaria deaths to increase by 10, 20 & 36% respectively over next 5 years says new research in The Lancet. …
eCompliance yielding result during Covid-19 pandemic.
Diagnosis and treatment of Tuberculosis has been a challenge during this period of Covid-19. Due to restrictions on certain services and movements, screening for TB and the positivity yields have …
Child health Weeks.
Child Health Weeks (CHWs) are semi-annual, campaign-style, facility- and outreach-based events that provide a package of high-impact nutrition and health services to under-five children. It started from June 22nd and …
Raising Awareness of the Leprosy Community.
A walk in support of the Leprosy Community. You are not forgotten our friends.
Community sputum collection and transportation
Community TB Treatment Supporters transporting sputum samples on bike to Lewanika Hospital Lab for TB tests from Mulambwa TB Treatment Centre in Mongu
TB/HIV/MC Training
A group photo after training. These are Community TB Treatment Supporters trained in TB/ HIV and Male Circumcision at ZATULET. Supported by CHAZ
Leprosy Survey in Sinazongwe
This team was doing Leprosy survey in Sinazongwe District, Sourthen Province. Few cases were identified with Leprosy.