Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Award Is to Implement the Tuberculosis (TB) Local Organizations Network (LON) Mental Health – Asia Program in Indonesia, Cambodia, and the Philippines, in Order to Improve TB Treatment Through a TB and Mental Health (MH) Collaborative Model Where Mental Health Interventions Improve Compliance With TB Treatment and Reduce Psychological Stress for Patients. This Collaborative Care Model Includes a Comprehensive Package of Mental Health Care for Persons Receiving TB Treatment That Includes Training and Supervision; Screening Tools for Depression, Anxiety and Alcohol Use Disorder; Evidence-based Mental Health Intervention; Monitoring and Evaluation; and Research. the Program Aims to Achieve the Following Objectives: - Objective 1: Develop and Ensure an Effective Pilot Implementation of a Comprehensive Framework for MH Care Management Integrated Into TB Service That Can Be Adopted and Scaled-up Within Different Countries and Levels of Health Care Settings. - Objective 2: Design an Optimal Technical Framework That Includes Mental Health Management Methods and Techniques Based on Best Available Evidence-based Practices to Improve TB Quality of Care. - Objective 3: Acquired Evidence to Inform National Policies and Guidelines for Implementing and Scaling Up and Implementing Mental Health Care Interventions Within Routine TB Practices.
Committed
$900,000
Paid out
$620.9K
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$279.1K
31%
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