From diagnosis to treatment and post-cure follow up, people living with TB often undergo a difficult health care journey. Even when the best services are available and affordable, the patient’s experience can be complicated and disjointed.
Keyuri Bhanushali is a TB survivor and advocate, so she knows first-hand where the gaps in the system can create challenges for patients. In this PATH Live Forum, she speaks with panelists from the public health community about how to get this right. Her suggestion: put patients first and design systems that streamline their journey.
Join us to explore what it will take to build an integrated, coordinated, and comprehensive TB care pathway.
SPEAKERS
- Dr. Saskia den Boon, Technical Officer, World Health Organization Global TB Programme
- Jacqueline Huh, Head, External Affairs & Strategic Initiatives, Stop TB Partnership
- Dr. Henry Mwanyika, Regional Digital Health Director, Africa, PATH
- Bruce Thomas, Founder and Managing Director, Arcady Group
- Keyuri Arvind Bhanushali, TB activist, Survivors Against TB; coordinator, TB PPM Learning Network (moderator)
- Moe Moore, Director of TB Strategy and Business, PATH (moderator)
