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International Activity Report, 2009   The situation in the three republics of the North Caucasus region of the Russian Federation remains volatile. Nearly every day there are attacks and violent incidents, and the insecurity worsened during the latter half of the year when the number of suicide bomber attacks increased alarmingly. MSF has been providing support to hospitals and through clinics and has been raising awareness of the mental health problems caused by the conflict.   Medical situation and priorities Healthcare needs vary across the North Caucasus regions in Russia. For MSF, the priorities are to provide treatment for tuberculosis (TB), to offer psychosocial support, and help vulnerable groups such as...
23 March 2012
Treating tuberculosis in Chechnya
Treating tuberculosis in Chechnya
24 March 2010
Chechnya - TB Day
Chechnya - TB Day
The Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Tuberculosis (TB) program in Chechnya has treated over 3500 patients since its inception in 2004. The program covers the entire republic, providing support to the Ministry of Health staff in five district TB dispensaries: Gudermes, Nadterechny, Shali, Shelkovskoy and Grozny.     MSF teams train health care workers on standard protocols of tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment monitoring, as well as registration and reporting in TB facilities.   MSF has provided quality drugs for treatment, laboratory consumables, and food for patients and staff. They have also implemented infection control measures and health care waste...
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