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\n\r \n\n\r\n Valérie SchwoebelChildhood TB working group meetingLiverpool, 26 October 2016 Background A workshopwas organized by The Union in January 2014 in Benin with NTP (managers/childhood TB focal points) and paediatricians from 8 countri
2 es in francophone Africa: Benin, Burkina
es in francophone Africa: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Côte dIvoire, DRC, Madagascar, NigerThe objective of the workshop was to identify key actions to improve the control of childhood TBAmong the major conclusions of the workshop : systematic investigation and preventive
3 therapy for children 5 years who are co
therapy for children 5 years who are contacts of contagious TB cases, although internationally and nationally recommended, remain partially implemented and are not fully documented Workshop recommendations On operationalresearch:To conducta studyon how to implementand document systematicinvestigatio
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n and preventivetherapyfor contact children 5 yearswithinthe NTP frameworkTo conducta studyon how to implementa shorterRH regimenfor preventivetherapyin children 5 yearsThe Union togetherwith4 country teams (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, CAR) decidedto writea protocolof an implementationresearchstudy
5 combiningthese2 objectives and to submit
combiningthese2 objectives and to submititto Expertise-France for fundingResearchgrantobtainedin 2015 National research teams 1 PI and 1 co-investigator1 NTP1 pediatricianor pneumologist1 researchassistant (social workeror anthropologist)NursesData managers \n \n\r
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\r \n \r \n\n\n \n \n Study objectives Primaryobjective isto demonstratethe feasibilityof conductingcontact investigation and preventivetherapywithinthe frameworkof the NTPSpecificobjectivesEstimatethe numberof chi
7 ldren 5 yearswhoare close contacts of sp
ldren 5 yearswhoare close contacts of sputumsmearpositive (SS+) casesDeterminethe prevalenceand analyse riskfactorsfor active TB amongcontact children(at inclusion)Determinethe incidence of active TB in childrenduringand afterpreventivetherapyusing6H or 3 RH75/50Assesschildrenadherenceto preventivet
8 herapyDevelop standardised simple recor
herapyDevelop standardised simple recording & reporting tools Sites -Population Study sitesMajor city of each country: Cotonou, Ouagadougou, Douala, Bangui, 13 Basic Management Units (BMUs)Study population2 000 children : 500 per countryRecruitment : screening of all adult SS+TB cases diagnosed in
9 each BMUResidence 3 monthsHo
each BMUResidence 3 monthsHome 5 km of BMUWith children 5 years living at homeAccepting to participate Inclusion (1) Step 1 : Basic Management Unit (BMU)As part of consultation of each new SS+ adult TB caseQuestionnaire : minimal information eligibility criteriaInformed consent sign
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ed by parents of childrenStep 2 : Home visitPerformed 3 days of initial adult consultationNurse and social worker/anthropologistQuestionnaire on family structure and contactsQuestionnaire for each child 5 : contacts, symptoms & physical examination(Tuberculin Skin Test in some countries)BMU app
11 ointment Inclusion (2) Step 3 : clinical
ointment Inclusion (2) Step 3 : clinical evaluation of child at BMU (nurse)TST (read 48 -72 h)Chest X-ray : all read by a doctor using a standard formPhysical examination (height, weight, T, RR) Child referred to pediatrician if signs/symptoms suggestive of TB (cough, fever, weight loss, reduced pl
12 ayfulness) and/or abnormal X-RayIf chil
ayfulness) and/or abnormal X-RayIf child not referred, or later found free of TB by pediatrician, preventive chemotherapy is initiatedRH 75/50 mg during 3 months (CAR, BF, CMR)H 100 mg during 6 months in BEN Dosages \n !\n \n Follow-up Monthly
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during preventive chemotherapy4 TB symptomsPhysical examinationAdherence to treatment Adverse reactions (AR)Quarterly after preventive chemotherapy Up to 12 months after termination of therapy4 TB symptomsPhysical examinationIf any sign/symptom suggestive of TB or suspected AR, nurse refers th
14 e child to the pediatrician ChestX-Ray f
e child to the pediatrician ChestX-Ray form Basedon the «templatechestX-Ray reviewtool» Graham S et al. JID 20121.Airwaycompression or trachealdisplacement2.Image suggestive of lymphadenopathy3.Air spaceopacification4.Nodularpicture5.Pleural effusion6.Cavity7.Calcifiedparenchyma8.Vertebralspondylitis
15 Conclusion : normal/abnormalsuggestive o
Conclusion : normal/abnormalsuggestive of TB/abnormalsuggestive of otherdisorder Registerfor preventiveTt Month0DateMonth1DateMonth2DateMonth3DateResultPoidsDosePoidsDosePoidsDosePoidsDoseTT (TreatmentcompletedA (Treatmentstoppedfor adverse reaction)PDV (lostto follow-up)DCD (death)F (transferredout) T
16 B (tuberculosis) Progress The study has
B (tuberculosis) Progress The study has started successfullyAuthorizations from the ethical committees (national, The Union) were obtained at the end of 2015Inclusion started 01/04/16 and will last ~18 months. Already 500 children started on preventive therapy. No major problem encountere
17 d in conducting home visits, BMU visits,
d in conducting home visits, BMU visits, doctor visits and monthly follow-upGood participation of families, children happy to take RH75/50 (good taste!)Tools appear useful " \n ! # \n \r$\r\r%\r\n\n&\n'(\n\n\n
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\n) %\n\n\n \n$\n*\r +\n \n Challenges and perspectives Procurement of tuberculin has been a headacheQuality and interpretation of chest X-rays appear heterogeneous between countries : NTPs lack experience in do
19 ing chest X-rays in young childrenThe s
ing chest X-rays in young childrenThe study highlights the needs for training NTP staff in children clinical evaluation and in obtaining specimen (gastric aspiration) for TB diagnosisFinal results expected for end-2018, but lessons could be learned from preliminary results next year Thankyoufor youra