Improving tuberculosis control through public-private collaboration in India: literature review
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Data supplement
Web Annex 1 [as supplied by authors]: Partial list of public-private mix projects for tuberculosis control implemented in India – February 2004
Collaborating Provider Type
Public-Private Mix Project Area (state)
Data Source (reference)
Private practitioners
New Delhi (Union Territory of New Delhi)
WHO evaluation(12, 20)
Mumbai (Maharashtra)
WHO evaluation (13)
Kollam District (Kerala)
RNTCP evaluation
Pune (Maharashtra)
External evaluation(11)
Kannur district (Kerala)
WHO evaluation(19)
Thane Municipal (Maharashtra)
WHO evaluation
Thane Rural (Maharashtra)
WHO evaluation
Kalyan Dombivili Municipal Corporation (Maharashtra)
Data not available
Corporate based practitioners
Indian Tea Association, Dibrugarh (Assam) and Jalpaiguri (West Bengal)
WHO evaluation
Daurala Sugar Mills, Meerut (Uttar Pradesh)
Data not available
BHEL, Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh)
Data not available
Joda-Badbil mining belt, Kheonjar (Orissa)
Data not available
Cigarette [Beedi] Factories, Murshibad (West Bengal) & Trichy (Tamil Nadu)
Data not available
Non-governmental organizations
RK Mission Hospital, New Delhi (Union Territory of New Delhi)
RTNCP surveillance data
Mahavir, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh)
WHO evaluation(10, 20)
NDTB, New Delhi (Union Territory of New Delhi)
RTNCP surveillance data
SHIS, South 24 Parganas (West Bengal)
RTNCP surveillance data
Falah-e-Am, Meerut (Uttar Pradesh)
WHO evaluation
DFIT, Delhi (Union Territory of New Delhi)
Data not available
Granaltes (Andhra Pradesh)
Data not available
SVIRHC (Karnataka)
Data not available
Leprosy Hospital (Tamil Nadu)
RTNCP surveillance data
REACH/TRC Advocacy for Control of TB (ACT) programme (Tamil Nadu)
Data not available
St. Mary’s Leprosy (Tamil Nadu)
RTNCP surveillance data
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