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The Connection Between Tuberculosis and NTEP

Tuberculosis (TB) is a serious infectious disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It remains one of the world's deadliest communicable diseases, killing an estimated 1.5 million people in 2018 alone. Thankfully, there are treatments available to help combat TB, including the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP). But what is the connection between TB and NTEP? Let’s take a closer look.

What Is NTEP?

The National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP) was created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in 1995 to address the growing problem of TB in the United States. The program works to reduce TB cases in individuals and communities by providing free or low-cost medical care, educational resources, and other support services. The goal of NTEP is to eliminate new cases of TB in the United States within 10 years, with a long-term goal of eliminating all new cases of TB worldwide within 20 years.

How Does NTEP Help Combat Tuberculosis?

Through its various initiatives, NTEP works to reduce new cases of TB through prevention efforts such as proper diagnosis, treatment with medications that are effective against drug-resistant forms of TB, and contact tracing for those who may have been exposed to someone infected with TB. Additionally, NTEP also supports research into new treatments for drug-resistant forms of TB as well as better diagnostic tools that could help identify individuals at risk for developing active TB more quickly. Finally, NTEP also provides educational resources about how individuals can reduce their risk of getting sick from someone who has been diagnosed with active tuberculosis.

Conclusion:

Tuberculosis is a serious infectious disease that affects millions around the world every year. While it can be deadly if left untreated, there are treatments available that can help eradicate it from affected individuals and communities alike. One such treatment is the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP), which works to reduce new cases through prevention efforts such as proper diagnosis and contact tracing while also providing educational resources about how individuals can reduce their risk of getting sick from someone who has been diagnosed with active tuberculosis. With continued support from both public health organizations and local communities alike, we can work together towards eliminating this deadly disease once and for all!

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doctors diagnosed me with ntep (need to eat pussy) syndrome. it’s severe

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Noodoe 與西門子攜手，推出 NTEP 認證電動車充電站，優化北美充電體驗

台灣電動車充電站管理系統公司 Noodoe 與美國科技巨頭西門子（Siemens）攜手合作，成功獲得美國NTEP（國家型式評估計劃）認證，這標誌著雙方在提升電動車充電精準計量與市場規範的技術上邁出重要一步。此舉將為北美電動車市場帶來更穩定、可靠的充電解決方案，進一步改善駕駛者的充電體驗。 Continue reading Noodoe 與西門子攜手，推出 NTEP 認證電動車充電站，優化北美充電體驗

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Applications are invited for various positions under the National Health Mission (NHM) in Jogulamba Gadwal District, Telangana State. This notification presents an excellent opportunity for qualified individuals to contribute to public health initiatives in a variety of roles. Interested candidates can apply by downloading the application form from the official website and submitting it along with the required certificates to the Office of the District Medical & Health Officer (IDOC), Gadwal. The last date for submission is 10th July 2024 by 5:00 PM. OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR AND DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, JOGULAMBA GADWAL DISTRICT NOTIFICATION NO. 1483/2024 Applications are invited for various positions under the National Health Mission (NHM) in Jogulamba Gadwal District, Telangana State. How to Apply: Download the application from the official website: Jogulamba Gadwal District Website from 28-06-2024 to 10-07-2024, till 5:00 PM. Fill in the application, enclose the required certificates, and submit it to the O/o District Medical & Health Officer (IDOC), Gadwal, Jogulamba Gadwal District by 10-07-2024, 5:00 PM. Qualifications: Vaccine Cold Chain Manager (VCCM) Unit: DPMU Programme: CH&I Qualification: Any Graduation Degree Post: 1 Salary: ₹22,000/- PM Mid-Level Health Provider/Community Health Officer (MLHP/CHO) Unit: HWC Programme: CPHC Qualification: MBBS (Registered with TS Medical Council) BAMS (Registered with Board of Indian Medicine/TS) B.Sc Nursing (Registered with Nursing Council for TS) + 6 months Bridge Program in Community Health (CPCH) through IGNOU GNM (Registered with Nursing Council for TS) + 6 months Bridge Program in Community Health (CPCH) Post: 16 Salary: MBBS/BAMS: ₹40,000/- PM B.Sc Nursing/GNM: ₹29,900/- PM Staff Nurse (24x7) Unit: 24x7 Programme: ΜΗΝ Qualification: Must have passed Intermediate or equivalent General Nursing Midwifery (GNM)/B.Sc. Nursing Recognized with TS Nursing council Post: 10 Salary: ₹29,900/- PM Staff Nurse (NCD) Unit: DP/Clinics Programme: NCD Qualification: Same as Staff Nurse (24x7) Post: 4 Salary: ₹29,900/- PM Senior Dots Plus TB HIV/STS Unit: District Programme: NTEP Qualification: Bachelor's Degree OR Recognized Sanitary Inspector's Course Certificate course in Computer Operation (minimum 2 months) Permanent two-wheeler driving license Tuberculosis Health Visitor's Recognized Course Govt. recognized Degree/Diploma in Social work OR Medical Social work Post: 1 Salary: ₹22,100/- PM ANM Unit: UPHC Programme: NUHM Qualification: Must have passed MPHW (Female) Training Course or Intermediate Vocational Multi-Purpose Health Worker (Female) Training Course + clinical/apprenticeship training Registered with Telangana State Nurses and Midwives Council or Telangana Paramedical Board Post: 9 Salary: ₹27,300/- PM Staff Nurse (NUHM) Unit: UPHC Programme: NUHM Qualification: Same as Staff Nurse (24x7) Post: 3 Salary: ₹29,900/- PM Pharmacist (NUHM) Unit: UPHC Programme: NUHM Qualification: Intermediate D.Pharmacy Recognized with Pharmacy council Registration Post: 2 Salary: ₹27,300/- PM Data Entry Operator cum Accountant Unit: UPHC Programme: NUHM Qualification: B.Com with 2 years experience Proficiency in Computers Post: 1 Salary: ₹18,000/- PM Physicians (Palliative Care) Unit: DPMU Programme: PALLIATIVE CARE Qualification: MD/MBBS Registered with Telangana Medical Council Post: 1 Salary: MD: ₹78,000/- PM MBBS: ₹52,000/- PM Pharmacist (RBSK) Unit: MHT Programme: RBSK Qualification: Same as Pharmacist (NUHM) Post: 2 Salary: ₹27,300/- PM Total Vacancies: 50 Age: Minimum: 18 years Maximum: 46 years (as of 01.07.2024) Age relaxations: SC/ST/BC/EWS: 5 years Ex-servicemen: 3 years + length of service NCC instructors: 3 years + length of service Physically challenged: 10 years [caption id="attachment_87128" align="aligncenter" width="1200"]

Pharmacist Recruitment Under National Health Mission in Jogulamba Gadwal District[/caption] Method of Recruitment: Recruitment by the District Selection Committee on behalf of the District Health Society. Selection based on merit (90 marks from qualifying examination and 10 marks for age). Rule of Reservation: As per Government of Telangana's orders and Presidential order. Submission of Applications: In person or through registered post to the District Medical & Health Officers, (IDOC), Gadwal, Jogulamba Gadwal District. Important Links: Application Form & Instructions Note: Late applications will not be considered. Sd/- COLLECTOR AND DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, JOGULAMBA GADWAL DISTRICT.

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Shortage of TB medicines

The National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP) acknowledges “An uninterrupted supply of quality assured Anti TB Drugs is an essential component of DOTS strategy under NTEP”. An inadequate and poorly administered treatment regimen facilitates drug-resistant strains. The most severe impact of these persistent stock-outs of anti-TB drugs is on people currently on treatment, leading to a situation of…

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Storytelling traditions around the world are passed from generation to generation, linking people to their cultures and ancestors.  Traditional stories are an important aspect of Inuit culture.  Currently in the Arctic, however, many of these stories are not being passed on and are at risk of being lost.

The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) works hard to promote and protect Inuit culture.  QIA has developed Inuitmyths.com, to provide a resource for Nunavummiut and people from around the world who want to learn more about the Inuit storytelling tradition.

Inuitmyths.com is QIA's ongoing initiative to collect traditional stories and make them available to the public.  If you have stories you would like to share or if you know someone who does, please contact us at info@inuitmyths.com.  By working together, we will be able to celebrate and strengthen our storytelling tradition as an integral part of Inuit culture.

Collecting these stories is a shared effort.  QIA wishes to thank our collaborative partners who have assisted us.

Our project partners are: Canadian Heritage Nunavut Bilingual Education Society (NBES) Nunavut Teacher Education Program (NTEP) Nunavut Arctic College (NAC) Department of Culture, Elders, Language and Youth (CLEY) Department of Education Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

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📆 08 Oct 2023 📰 Study by Karnataka researchers finds high rate of paediatric TB infection in household contacts of index patients 🗞 The Hindu

While 50% of the 686 children (below 15 years) examined in the study were found to be infected, the infection had developed into disease in 3% of them

A study by researchers from Kasturba Medical College (KMC), Manipal, and ESIC Medical College and Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Rajajinagar and State Tuberculosis (TB) division in Bengaluru and Udupi districts has found high rates of paediatric TB infection among household contacts of TB patients. While 50% of the 686 children (below 15 years) examined in the study were found to be infected, the infection had developed into the disease in 3%. Nearly 80% of these cases occurred in the 6-15 years group. The study titled “TB screening for paediatric household contacts in India: Time to adapt newer strategies under the National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP)” was published in PLOS ONE, an open access journal, on October 5.

Led by Kiran Chawla from KMC and Sharath B.N. from ESIC, the study is aimed at evaluating the effectiveness of screening paediatric household contacts (under the age of 15 years) for TB through verbal screening, tuberculin skin testing (TST) and chest radiography at intervals of 0, 3, 6, 9, and 12 months. The study was funded by the Central TB Division, Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

“The current NTEP guidelines only require verbal screening for contacts under six-years-old at TB treatment initiation. The study aimed to fill this knowledge gap and provide valuable insights for improving TB screening in paediatric household contacts in India,” said Dr. Sharath.

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Digital weighing Hook crane Hanging Scale in Kampala

A clear and easy-to-read digital display is essential for convenient weight reading. Look for a scale with a bright and backlit display that allows for quick and accurate weight readings, even in low-light conditions.

Construction and Durability: Commercial use often involves heavy-duty and demanding environments. Choose a digital crane weighing scale that is built with durable materials, such as sturdy metal construction, to withstand harsh conditions and ensure longevity. Additionally, consider scales with protective features like shock-resistant housings to protect against accidental impact or rough handling.

Remote Display Option: Some digital crane weighing scales offer a remote display option, allowing you to mount the display unit at a convenient location for easy visibility. This feature is useful when the scale is installed at a height or in a location where the display is not easily accessible.

Wireless Connectivity: Depending on your specific commercial requirements, you may consider scales with wireless connectivity features. These scales can transmit weight data wirelessly to external devices, such as computers or printers, for data recording, analysis, or integration with other systems.

Compliance and Certification: Ensure that the digital crane weighing scale complies with relevant industry standards and certifications. Look for scales that meet international accuracy standards, such as OIML or NTEP, to ensure legal compliance and adherence to quality standards.

When sourcing a digital crane weighing scale for commercial use, consider contacting Accurate weighing scales (U) Ltd industrial equipment suppliers or distributors in your area. They can provide information on available options, specific brands or models, and any additional services they may offer, such as installation, calibration, or maintenance.

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Digital weighing Hook crane Hanging Scale in Kampala

Commercial Digital crane weighing scale in Kampala

A digital crane weighing scale for commercial use is a specialized weighing scale designed to accurately measure the weight of loads suspended from cranes or hoists in commercial and industrial applications. These scales utilize digital technology to provide precise weight readings and often offer additional features for enhanced functionality.

Features to consider when looking for a digital crane weighing scale for commercial use:

Weight Capacity: Determine the weight capacity you require for your commercial operations. Digital crane weighing scales are available in various weight capacities, ranging from smaller capacities suitable for lighter loads to larger capacities capable of weighing heavier loads. Ensure that the scale you choose can handle the maximum weight of the loads you intend to weigh.

Accuracy and Precision: Look for a digital crane weighing scale that offers high accuracy and precision in weight measurements. Consider scales with advanced load cell technology, which helps to ensure reliable and consistent readings. Higher accuracy is particularly important for commercial applications where precise weight measurements are crucial for billing, shipping, or compliance purposes.

Digital Display: A clear and easy-to-read digital display is essential for convenient weight reading. Look for a scale with a bright and backlit display that allows for quick and accurate weight readings, even in low-light conditions.

Construction and Durability: Commercial use often involves heavy-duty and demanding environments. Choose a digital crane weighing scale that is built with durable materials, such as sturdy metal construction, to withstand harsh conditions and ensure longevity. Additionally, consider scales with protective features like shock-resistant housings to protect against accidental impact or rough handling.

Remote Display Option: Some digital crane weighing scales offer a remote display option, allowing you to mount the display unit at a convenient location for easy visibility. This feature is useful when the scale is installed at a height or in a location where the display is not easily accessible.

Wireless Connectivity: Depending on your specific commercial requirements, you may consider scales with wireless connectivity features. These scales can transmit weight data wirelessly to external devices, such as computers or printers, for data recording, analysis, or integration with other systems.

Compliance and Certification: Ensure that the digital crane weighing scale complies with relevant industry standards and certifications. Look for scales that meet international accuracy standards, such as OIML or NTEP, to ensure legal compliance and adherence to quality standards.

When sourcing a digital crane weighing scale for commercial use, consider contacting Accurate weighing scales (U) Ltd industrial equipment suppliers or distributors in your area. They can provide information on available options, specific brands or models, and any additional services they may offer, such as installation, calibration, or maintenance.

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For inquiries on deliveries contact us

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Address: Wandegeya KCCA Market South Wing, 2nd Floor Room SSF 036

Email:  weighingscales@countrywinggroup.com

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What Does Legal for Trade in Uganda Mean in Weighing Scales?

Legal for trade: Weighing up the requirements

In all commercial applications where a weighing scale is sold by weight, it is a legal requirement that weighing equipment Uganda be verified as ‘legal for trade’ or ‘trade approved’. In summary, this means that the equipment (from an individual scale to a complete pre-pack line) has undergone a stringent set of tests to ensure it is sufficiently accurate and fit for purpose.

If a trade approved unit undergoes any alteration or repair, it will require re-verification to ensure that the approval remains valid.

The following list provides examples of typical applications where a legal-for-trade scale might be required:

•         Determination of mass for commercial transactions.

•         Determination of mass for the calculation of a toll, tariff, tax, bon Uganda, penalty, remuneration, indemnity or similar type of payment.

•         Determination of mass for the application of laws or regulations; expert opinion given in court proceedings.

•         Determination of mass in the practice of medicine for weighing patients for the purposes of monitoring, diagnosis and medical treatment.

•         Determination of mass for making up medicines on prescription in a pharmacy and determination of mass in analyses carried out in medical and pharmaceutical laboratories.

•         Determination of price on the basis of mass for the purposes of direct sales to the public and the making-up of pre-packages.

 Who governs this law?

Global:

Weights and measures authorities around the world are responsible for controlling legal for trade equipment and related legislation. Most countries globally (outside of the UGANDA) have adopted International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) requirements for weighing equipment. OIML has developed a set of international guidelines relating to the manufacture and Uganda of weighing and measuring instruments for legal metrology applications.

 UGANDA specific:

In the UGANDA, requirements for legal for trade weighing equipment are laid out in Handbook 44 (Specific Tolerances and Other Technical Requirements for Weighing and Measuring Devices).

Equipment is certified under the National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP) which is developed through cooperation between the National Conference on Weights and Measures (NCWM) and the Weights and Measure division of the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). NTEP is a process for the testing and evaluation of weighing equipment and critical components to ensure their compliance with Handbook 44.

According to NTEP, the term ‘Uganda ed for trade’ refers to devices that are Uganda for selling, purchasing, exchanging, Uganda today transfers, or establishing the cost for services or hire on the basis of a measurement.

By NTEPs terms, a ‘device’ is a weighing or measuring instrument. The term also refers to major elements

Who can certify a product as legal for trade?

This certification can only be given by a weights and measures inspector or an ‘approved qualifier’. An appropriate approved Uganda body evaluates the design and operation of the equipment to ensure that it conforms to the published guidelines/ requirements.  It is also an offence to have, or Uganda, seriously incorrect equipment or to alter equipment that is incorrect after it has been stamped.

Uganda full links:

International Organization of Legal Metrology (Global)

https://www.oiml.org/en/about/legal-metrology/trade

https://www.unbs.go.ug/

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 *Disclaimer: This document is intended to provide a basic introduction, it is by no means an exhative explanation of the regulations and should not be used as such. Those needing to fully understand the how the law impacts upon their business should refer to the links outlined in the ‘Useful links’ section of this page, or speak to one of our sales.

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Plan India Supply Chain Management Strengthening

The Supply Chain Management Strengthening (SCMS) Project is also funded by the Global Fund for the prevention, control and elimination of HIV/AIDS and TB in India. The project is supporting two national programs of the Government of India including the National AIDS Control Program (NACP) and National TB Elimination Program (NTEP) thereby contributing to achieving SDG 3 targets.

The aim of the project is to provide specialised technical assistance to National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) and Central TB Division (CTD) to strengthen the supply chain system across the country. It is working to improve the delivery of high-quality Anti retroviral and TB drugs, diagnostics and other commodities for effective implementation of both the programs through an agile, sustainable and responsive supply chain.

Starting in the Year 2018, the project is being implemented across the country with the support of sub-recipient and a private partnership for logistics services to ensure product availability and accessibility till the last mile. It is supporting the uninterrupted supply of drugs and diagnostics to all the service delivery points across the country.

Key Achievements

  1.4 Million PLHIV received the ARV Drugs

    80,000 Estimated HIV clients received the testing services

    259,808 ARV drugs were distributed across the country

    958,443 HIV Testing kits were distributed across the country

    8,000 Facilities of NACP provided the supply chain services

    1.8 Million TB patients received anti-TB drugs

    1.8 Million Estimated TB clients received the testing services

    99,222 Anti-TB Drugs were distributed across the country

    33,641 TB diagnostics were distributed across the country

    15,608 Facilities of NTEP provided the supply chain services

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Understanding Tuberculosis and the National TB Elimination Program 

Tuberculosis (TB) is a dangerous and contagious disease that can be spread through close contact with an infected person. It is caused by bacteria, which can cause severe coughing, fever, night sweats, and other symptoms. Fortunately, there are treatments available to help those who have been diagnosed with TB. This blog post will discuss some of the basics of TB, as well as the efforts being made to eliminate it in the United States through the National TB Elimination Program (NTEP).

What Is Tuberculosis?

Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection that affects the lungs and can be spread from person to person through airborne particles when an infected person coughs or sneezes. It can also be spread through contact with saliva or other body fluids from an infected person. While most people who become infected with TB do not show any symptoms, some may experience persistent coughing, fever, night sweats, chest pain, fatigue, and weight loss. If left untreated, TB can cause serious health issues such as organ damage and even death.

The National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP)

The NTEP was established in 1989 to reduce the incidence of tuberculosis in the United States. The program works to increase awareness about TB among healthcare providers and members of at-risk populations; provide access to testing for people who have been exposed to TB; ensure that those who have been diagnosed with TB receive appropriate treatment; and develop new strategies for preventing outbreaks of TB in high-risk communities. The NTEP also works closely with state and local public health departments to track cases of tuberculosis across the country and identify potential sources of infection.

Conclusion:

Tuberculosis is a potentially deadly disease that requires prompt diagnosis and treatment in order to prevent further health complications or even death. Fortunately, there are organizations like the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP) working hard to reduce instances of this highly contagious disease in the United States by increasing awareness among healthcare providers and members of at-risk populations; providing access to testing for those who may have been exposed; ensuring those diagnosed with TB receive proper treatment; monitoring cases across the country; and developing new strategies for preventing outbreaks in high-risk communities. If you think you may have been exposed to someone with tuberculosis or if you display any signs or symptoms associated with this condition, you should seek medical attention right away so that you can get tested and begin treatment as soon as possible if needed.

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Não se Presume Como Doença do Trabalho o Empregado Infectado Pelo Coronavírus

Não se Presume Como Doença do Trabalho o Empregado Infectado Pelo Coronavírus

O Ministério da Saúde havia publicado a Portaria MS/GM 2.309/2020, atualizando a Lista de Doenças Relacionadas ao Trabalho (LDRT), a ser adotada como referência das doenças e agravos oriundos do processo de trabalho.

A referida portaria inseriu o coronavírus (Covid-19) como sendo doença relacionada ao trabalho, ensejando que todo empregado que fosse infectado, teria direito à estabilidade…

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Meu dente dói. Dói de uma forma que não posso - e nem consigo - expressar com palavras. Aproveitei para ficar a tarde toda deitado. Imóvel, esticado sobre a cama box que, no momento, se encontra totalmente gelada. Tento me mover, falho. Tento pedir ajuda, minha voz não sai. Tento levantar, meus músculos travam. O que era só uma dor de dente se generalizou. Agora, tudo dói.

Mas jovem, nem tudo está perdido.

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