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Evaluation of the Tuberculosis Surveillance System in Depok, West Java Aulia, Fitri; Helda; Nuh Ghazali Djadjuli, Hidayat
Jurnal Ilmu Kesehatan dan Kesehatan Vol 9 No 1 (2025): FEBRUARY : Fragmentation In Modern Healthcare Approaches Amid Rising Chronic And
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33086/mhsj.v9i1.6968

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Depok is one of the cities with a high number of TB cases in West Java. The implementation of TB surveillance in Depok revealed challenges in meeting TB control indicators. Evaluating the surveillance system is essential to assess the quality of the existing system and identify barriers in TB surveillance implementation. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate TB surveillance system in Depok based on its components and attributes. This study was an assessment that describes the implementation of the TB surveillance system using both quantitative and qualitative approaches. It highlighted the systemic challenges that hindered effective TB control, such as inadequate knowledge of legal aspects, insufficient private-sector engagement, lack ability of data analysis and interpretation, the high percentage of TB officers who had not received the training was partly due to staff turnover, complex data collection, and low utilization of surveillance data for decision-making. To enhance the effectiveness of TB control efforts, this study recommends targeted training for healthcare workers, sufficient budget allocations, and simplified data management systems.
Co-Authors Aida Yulia Ali Akbar Hisbullah Anggun Andriyani Ayuro Cumayunaro Defna Friska Fitri Aulia Geryco Sahat Martua S Gilang Alief Prawiska Herien, Yelly Khairiah Khairiah Leni Tri Wahyuni Mardani, Said Muhammad Imam Muryanto, Irwan Nuh Ghazali Djadjuli, Hidayat Nuh Ghazali, Hidayat Nur Afriyanti Nurbaiti Qonita Nur Salamah Rajunitrigo Reihana Ramadlani Ibna Sabira, Salma Selvi Gustia Sari Siregar, Gustia Arminda Tri Lestari Trisla Warningsih Yonaniko Dephinto