Revamp the TB module to enable household-level TB screening, update TB screening form, include vulnerable populations and introduce Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment (TPT) workflows.

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    • Type: Epic
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Priority: High
    • 2.13
    • Affects Version/s: None
    • None
    • Tuberculosis (TB) Module Revamp For Utprerona & Mitanin (FLW) App
    • FLW Mobile App
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      Changes both in Utprerona and Mitanin Application 

      Objective

      Revamp the Tuberculosis (TB) module to make TB screening and preventive treatment workflows more aligned with the way ASHAs identify and manage TB-related cases. The revamp will improve household-level screening, ensure vulnerable populations are appropriately covered, and introduce visibility and tracking for Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment (TPT).

      Background

      Currently, the TB module primarily presents beneficiaries for TB screening at the individual level. However, ASHAs generally approach TB screening through household visits and household-level identification of individuals requiring screening.

      The revamped module should provide a more comprehensive workflow that enables ASHAs to:

      • Identify households requiring TB screening.
      • View and act on eligible individuals within a household.
      • Identify and manage vulnerable populations who may require TB screening.
      • Track individuals requiring or receiving Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment (TPT).
      • Maintain continuity between screening, identification, and preventive treatment workflows.

      Scope

      The epic will cover:

      1. Household-based TB Screening List – Show households as the primary listing, with beneficiary-level drill-down for screening.
      2. TB Screening Form Enhancements 
      3. Vulnerable Population List – Add a dedicated list to identify and screen vulnerable populations.
      4. TPT Workflow – Introduce Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment (TPT) tracking, including eligibility, initiation, follow-up and status.

      Expected Outcome

      Enable ASHAs to identify, screen and follow up with TB-vulnerable populations more effectively, with clear linkage between screening and preventive treatment.

       

      cc: madhava.ramu@piramalswasthya.org ritam.dubey@piramalswasthya.org 

              Assignee:
              Virendra Kumar
              Reporter:
              Pranoti Monde
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