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Need for operational simplicity and timely disbursal of benefits-a qualitative exploration of the implementation of a direct benefit transfer scheme for persons with tuberculosis in India.

Malu MohanJeromie W V ThangarajSumit PandeyG Sri Lakshmi PriyaSivavallinathan ArunachalamRahul SharmaHemant Deepak ShewadeB AishwaryaK AfeeqAfsana KhatoonB GokulvijayGude SireeshaKavita ChandraS NandhakumarPrince SamuelC Nanditha ViswanathanDevika ShanmugasundaramRaghuram RaoManoj V MurhekarKathiresan Jeyashree
Published in: Infectious diseases of poverty (2024)
The optimal utilization of NPY is enabled by strong political commitment and challenged by its lengthy implementation process and delayed disbursal of benefits. We recommend greater operational simplicity in NPY implementation, integrating NTEP activities with the public health system to reduce the burden on the program staff, and revising the benefit amount more equitably.
Keyphrases
  • quality improvement
  • healthcare
  • primary care
  • mental health
  • risk factors
  • adverse drug
  • pulmonary tuberculosis
  • human immunodeficiency virus
  • hepatitis c virus
  • cell fate