Table 1.

TB diagnosis and treatment capacity in Indonesia according to healthcare setting.

Level	Availability of TB diagnostic and treatment	Example
L0	Non-public services for basic triage, health information, and basic care, but without laboratory testing or TB treatment available.	Pharmacy, drug sellers, drug stores, community-based organizations (with health cadres)
L1a	Government-owned facilities that provide primary health care, generally on an outpatient basis. Sputum smear microscopy and TB treatment may be available.	Community Health centre (CHC)
L1b	Private facilities that provide primary health care, generally on an outpatient basis. Sputum smear microscopy (and other TB diagnostics) are mostly absent, but TB treatment may be available.	Private practitioners, private clinics
L2a	Government-owned secondary level health facilities for outpatient and inpatient care, generally with more diagnostic services (sputum smear microscopy, x-ray, and Xpert MTB/RIF) as well as TB treatment.	Public hospitals
L2b	Private facilities that provide secondary level health outpatient and inpatient care, generally with more diagnostic services (sputum smear microscopy, x-ray, and Xpert MTB/RIF) as well as TB treatment.	Private hospitals
L3	Specialized health care facilities with large inpatient capacity, specialized doctors and more sophisticated diagnostic capabilities including sputum culture with drug-susceptibility test, and treatment services for drug-sensitive or drug-resistant TB.	Tertiary care hospitals