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. 2017 Aug 14;7(4):219–225. doi: 10.1016/j.jegh.2017.07.002

Table 1.

Knowledge and practice related to DOT provision among village-level DOT providers in PHC Chiklod, Madhya Pradesh, India (2015).

Variables Adequate/Satisfactory (%)
Total 41 (100)
Knowledge related to DOT provision
Categories of DOTS 27 (66)
Duration of Cat 1 treatment 31 (76)
Follow up sputum examination in cat 1 treatment 19 (46)
Duration of Cat 2 treatment 12 (29)
Follow up sputum examination in cat 2 treatment 8 (20)
Duration till sputum should be done after the completion of treatment 16 (39)
Aware about ‘Nikshay’ entry of registered patients 11 (27)
Aware about side effect of DOTS 10 (24)
Aware about INH chemoprophylaxis to HH contacts 9 (22)
Aware about MDR TB 5 (12)
Aware about honorarium of Cat 1 treatment 12 (29)
Aware about honorarium of Cat 2 treatment 9 (22)
ASHAs who answered ‘at least’ 6 out 12 questions correctly 14 (34)
Practices related to DOTS provision (At-least one in last 3 years)
‘At least’ one patients facilitated for screening in last 3 years 27 (66)
‘At least’ one patient initiated on DOT in last 3 years 22 (54)
‘At least’ one patient completed DOT in last 3 years 13 (32)
‘At least’ one patient in your village currently taking non-DOT 7 (17)
Perceive problem in filling RNTCP# form while DOT 22 (53)
Received honorarium for DOT completion for ‘at least’ one patient 2 (5)

Cat – Category; DOT – Directly observed treatment;

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RNTCP – Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme; PHC – Primary Health Center.