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NTEP Performance Indicator - Treatment Success Rate

This indicator measures the programme capacity to retain the patients initiated on TB treatment to complete the same for a successful outcome.

Indicator Numerator Denominator Multiplier Data source
Treatment Success rate  Number of TB patients with treatment outcomes given as successful                                                  Number of TB cases notified during the same period of the previous year 100 Ni-kshay

 

 The successful outcome can be either cured or treatment completed.

 

  • This is monitored by a cohort. A cohort of notified TB cases is followed-up over a period of time to see the treatment's success.
  • As the TB treatment takes at least six months to complete, there is a delay in the assessment of the outcome. Hence, the denominator is the number of notified cases of the previous year's same period.
  • The treatment outcome of the previous year’s notified cases is given as the success rate of the subsequent year.

 

Example:

In District C, a total of 310 TB cases were notified and followed up in the year 2020. Out of them, 308 were started on treatment, 200 patients were documented as treatment completed and 100 patients as cured in Ni-kshay.

The treatment success rate for the year 2021 is: {(200 +100) / 310} * 100 = 96%

 

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Question​ Answer 1​ Answer 2 Answer 3 Answer 4 Correct answer​ Correct explanation​ Page id​ Part of Pre-test​ Part of Post-test​  
What is the numerator of treatment success rate? All cured cases All treatment completed cases Both 1 and 2 Neither 1 nor 2    3 Number of TB patients with treatment outcomes given as successful is the numerator of treatment success rate.        
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Renjini Wed, 03/08/2022 - 23:08

NTEP Performance Indicator 4 -Treatment success rate

Treatment success rate measures the programme’s capacity to retain patients through a complete course of treatment with a favorable outcome

Treatment Success rate =

                                        

 

Numerator and Denominator

Description

Data source

Number of patients with treatment outcome given as successful(Numerator)

Successful outcome can be either cured or treatment completed.

 

Ni-kshay

 

Number of TB cases notified during the same period of the previous year (Denominator)

                                           

                                  

 

As the treatment of TB lasts 6 to 8 months, there is a delay in assessment of treatment outcome and the same patients are followed up to see the outcome, hence the denominator includes the previous year patients

 

 

 

Ni-kshay

 

  • This is monitored of a cohort. A cohort of notified TB cases is followed up over a period of time to see the treatment success
  • The treatment outcome of the previous year notified cases is measured as  success rate of the subsequent year.

 

 

Example

In a district C total number of TB Cases notified in year 2020 was 310 and were followed up.‘

Out of them 200 patients were documented as treatment completed and 100 patients as cured in Ni-kshay

The treatment success rate of the year 2021 is

                                                                   = 96%

 

Ref- 1.India TB Report 2022

2.Training Modules (5-9) For Programme Managers & Medical Officers,National TB Elimination Programme ,Central TB Division Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi

 

 

Question​

Answer 1​

ANSWER  2

Answer  3

Answer  4

Correct answer​

Correct explanation​

Page id​

Part of Pre-test​

Part of Post-test​

  

The numerator  of treatment success rate

 

 All cured cases

All treatment completed cases

Both 1 and 2

  Neither 1 nor 2

  Option  3

 Bacteriological confirmation is not necessary to be classified as treatment completed and is considered as  treatment successful