Endlessly inspiring. Thanks for the powerful words.

Lets keep this constantly on..networking is the key, so thay experiences are shared

This was really good. Wanna collab and create something even better?

Promo sm

This was a rich conversation putting our organisation in light of the required information

Thank you for making it possible to learn from you how we can empower communities, engage individuals to find the missing people living with TB who need to have anti-TB medication as well as making our households safe from TB disease.

Amazing films! Thanks for sharing.

Keep up the good work. We are going to start a workshop to break down the UNHLM deliberations and we invited refugees, asylum seekers and displaced persons to attend too. This is one of the activities we want to engage in before this year ends. We hope to empower participants with knowledge and skills to move the anti-TB advocacy forward.

I liked question three (3): . How can effective mental health support for persons with TB be provided by all providers, including private sector providers? It is a question that keeps asking and at the same a cue to practical solutions. Our work with refugees, asylum seekers and displaced persons in DRC, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania makes this question more relevant in that displaced persons have unaddressed mental trauma and stress to deal with as well as progressive traumas following loss of homes, familiar communities and relatives. TB Prevention work must factor in such social determinants in order to be effective. Thanks.

It is important to engage what we call the private sector. We work with rural African communities and have come to utilize the households as private spaces owned by the "private" sector that if tapped into contributes to the critical mass of TB Prevention champions in the communities.

Thank you for making it possible to learn newer and translatable methods.

'Promo SM'

Rajesh kumar

thank you for delivering such a powerful speech

*Promosm* ☀️

Thanks Petra for your message! Yes, we can end TB. In Vietnam, today we had the ceremonies across the country with the strong commitment to end TB.

I pray that nature keep on answering to your callings as you have cured my herpes virus🦠 with natural supplements Dr Madida. I am so happy for being well again with their herbal supplements.//

I'm shocked that I'm the first person commenting. This guy just spoke some huge facts so eloquently. So many people can learn from him.

All the Best Harshita

Waao dr harshita you are ditto to your father who was intelligent dynamic enthusustic and yet so humble person

Congrats Dr Mittal.

Yes mam jo aap ne points bole hai une points per work hona chahiye.

All the best Harshita for all the efforts you are making to eliminate TB. We are proud of your efforts

Hats off to you my dear friend for your continuous efforts towards TB elimination

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Specify the goal and need money

Thought provoking discussion

Good day, I would like to ask for the assistance of Dr Aakriti Pandita. I would like her findings in my xray result. Thank you

Very informative discussion

Thank you @tbppm for organizing this insightful discussion on anti-Tuberculosis drug sales data with the stalwarts of this domain.

Informative webinar

You are a rockstar Viji Aunty ❤️

Nice initiative

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nice infromative

perhaps the MOST relevant video during these times having ONLY 600 odd views!! this should be flying

It should be done positively and not just be done formally. There must be some financial benefit to persuade increase in sputum positive cases voluntarily. There should be newer methods to find sputum positive cases at their door step.

Am sure we are aware of the saying “ no point preaching to the choir “ . They have already understood and will be of the same mindset . The challenge is in going out there

I really feel there would be more momentum if players in the private sector which admittedly handle 70% of the healthcare in our country. The risk of involving only those who think like us , of activists who think alike , only reinforces the “Us versus them”, which sounds great but rarely leads to collaboration . I don’t mean big owners of private hospitals but daily worker healthcare workers who work in the private sector but still serve .

Very useful information. I appreciate this type of presentations to be shared publicly for awareness in general public regarding Pakistan struggling to improve the health sector specially Tuberculosis. It will also help increase awareness about TB. Appreciations and I wish you all best of luck. Thanks

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Good interview. I appreciated how Prof Madhu Pai was an active interlocutor throughout. Not like some webinars where it just feels like a marketing pitch