The World Health Organisation (WHO) has classified Cambodia as one of the 22 high burden countries
with TB in the world. Directly observed therapy short course (DOTS) is an effective strategy for
controlling tuberculosis (TB), and is used worldwide, mainly in developing countries. Implementation of
DOTS in Cambodia started in 1994 mainly through the existing hospital network.
National Tuberculosis Control Program (NTP)
Goal: The main goal of the NTP is to contribute to improving the health of the Cambodian people in order to contribute to socio-economic development and poverty reduction in Cambodia by reducing the morbidity and the mortality due to tuberculosis.
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