Socialization SPTB 2014

To gain a better understanding of the disease Tubercolosis (TB) and identify ways to improve TB program, in accordance with WHO standards globally, it is necessary to conduct training Socialisation and Pre Tubercolosis Prevalence Survey (SPTB) in South Kalimantan.

 Housed in the hall BPS South Kalimantan Province in February 2014 ago, socialization and training Pre Tubercolosis Prevalence Survey (SPTB) was officially opened by Dyan Pramono Effendi accompanied by Agnes Widyastuti (Head of Social Statistics), Titik Munawaroh (BPS speakers RI), and Dr. Yuana Wiryaman (speakers Litbangkes RI).

 In the opening ceremony SPTB training, SPTB Dyan said that this was only done in 4 District / City ie, Banjarmasin, Banjar, Tanah Laut and Hulu Sungai Tengah. This survey will be done by the CWC in February â € "March 2014 to update go back. Therefore Dyan officer advised the full understanding of the concepts and definitions that will be presented speakers from both BPS RI and RI Research and Development. So that the collected data quality and timely.

 Additionally, according to Dr. Yuana that general purpose SPTB implementation is to determine the national prevalence rate of smear positive and bacteriological confirmed pulmonary TB for people aged 15 years and above. While the survey is 1. Socialize Pre / briefing pre-survey by the central team to each province for each district / city: BPS staff districts / cities (1 pax), KSK (1 pax) and Wasor districts / cities (1 org) before the pre-survey. 2. One week prior to data collection, 2 the BPS staff in each cluster will do the listing (pre-survey visit).

 Socialization / debriefings taught how to fill out the census data update 2010 and the pre-survey questionnaire with the team and teach how central BPS / serial no point sticking stickers RT.

While socialization SPTB to obtain the prevalence of bacteriological confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis in three different regions, comparing some of the findings (symptoms) of prevalence surveys in 2004 and 2013. As well as studying the prevalence surveys among TB and the environment as well as risk factors (socio-economic status, density ventilation or housing conditions, smoking, etc.), said Dr. Yuana.