Abstracts of the 9th Tanzania Health Summit: Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania.

Increased data use practices in health service management in Tanzania: a case study from... Weja Joel1, Tumainiel Macha1, Henry Mwanyika3, Joseph Makaranga3, Seif Rashid2, Stephano Muge... 1Ministry of Health in Tanzania, Dodoma, Tanzania; 2University of Dodoma Tanzania, Dodoma, Ta... Correspondence: Weja Joel (mailto:wejajoel@gmail.com) I BMC Proceedings 2023, i B 17(13): b A47 B Introduction b Sound and reliable information is the foundation for making evidence-based decisions. B Methodology b This is a desk review, whereby client's files of PLHIV death occurred from October 21 to March 22 from 151 supported health facilities in Tabora were reviewed and client's demographic information and documented cause of death were extracted from client's clinical files. Edson Magadula1, Shukrani Mbwaga1, Florian Mutasingwa1, Emelda Herman1 1Management and Development for Health (MDH), Dar es salaam, Tanzania Correspondence: Edson Magadula (mailto:emagadula@mdh.or.tz) I BMC Proceedings 2023 i , B 17(13): b A1 B Background b Covid-19 pandemic continues to rage and affect our country with notable 37,510 cases and 841 deaths in Tanzania. TB unit came with a strategy which is Client centred approach by Engaging of former TB clients, Training was conducted and capacitated five former TB clients on TB package on TB screening signs and symptoms and attached them to five out of 18 supported CTC sites. [Extracted from the article]

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