Strengthening and aligning diagnosis and treatment of drug-resistant TB in Russian Federation

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LOGO Strengthening and aligning diagnosis and treatment of drug-resistant TB in Russian Federation Irina A.Vasilyeva Chief TB Specialist of the Russian Ministry of Health Central TB Research Institute, Moscow

67 th World Health Assembly LOGO POST-2015 GLOBAL TUBERCULOSIS STRATEGY FRAMEWORK VISION GOAL A world free of tuberculosis zero deaths, disease and suffering due to tuberculosis End the global tuberculosis epidemic MILESTONES for 2025 75% reduction in tuberculosis deaths (compared with 2015); 50% reduction in tuberculosis incidence rate (compared with 2015) (less than 55 tuberculosis cases per 100 000 population) No affected families facing catastrophic costs due to tuberculosis TARGETS for 2035 95% reduction in tuberculosis deaths (compared with 2015) 90% reduction in tuberculosis incidence rate (compared with 2015) (less than 10 tuberculosis cases per 100 000 population) No affected families facing catastrophic costs due to tuberculosis

TB Incidence and Mortality Rates in the Russian Federation, LOGO 2014 (per 100 000 population) Incidence Mortality Source: Form 8, Rosstat

Thousand Population of the RF LOGO 600 500 400 300 200 100 - Migration 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 Total population in 2014 143666900 1

TB Incidence by the Federal Districts of the RF in 2014 (per 100 000 population) LOGO 120 100 80 60 40 103,1 98,7 75,1 72,5 59,5 58,4 57,4 45,8 39 38,8 20 0 Eastern Siberian Urals Crimean RUSSIAN FEDERATION Privolzhsky South North-Western Central North-Caucasian Source: Form 8

Rep. of Tyva Jewish Autonom. reg Kurgan reg Irkutsk reg. Kemerovo reg Altai reg Primorye reg Russian Federation Arkhangelsk reg Kostroma reg Lipetsk reg Orel reg Moscow Rep. of Karachai-Cherkess Belgorod reg TB Mortality Rates by the Federal Entities of the RF in 2014 (per 100 000 population) LOGO 50.0 45.0 47.3 40.0 35.0 36.0 30.0 25.0 27.0 26.7 24.3 23.0 22.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 9.8 3.7 3.2 3.0 2.9 2.4 2.3 2.1 As reported by Rosstat http://www.gks.ru/

Proportion of New HIV/TB Cases Among All New Notified LOGO TB Cases by the Federal Districts, 2014 30 27,7 25 20 15 21,8 19,8 16,5 16 15,1 11,5 10 5 5,4 4 3 0 Urals Crimean Siberian Privolzhsky North-Western RUSSIAN FEDERATION Central South Eastern North-Caucasian Source: Form 33

MDR-TB and HIV-Infection LOGO TB/HIV 35,40% CD4<200 TB/HIV CD4>200 TB 19.2% 20.4% Data from Moscow (n=226) Zimina V., Vasilyeva I., 2012 МDR TB among new TB cases: TB - Data from Kemerovo (n=6131) 28 % TB/HIV - 41,2% MDR TB among relapses: TB - 48,5% TB/HIV - 54,7% Piyanzova T. 2014

Proportion of New Pulmonary MDR-TB cases in RF, 2006-2013 LOGO Civilian sector Penitentiary sector Source: Form 7-TB

Proportion of Pulmonary MDR-TB Cases of all Relapse Cases, LOGO 2006-2013 Civilian sector Penitentiary sector Source: Form 7-TB

12645 13998 18190 18282 20519 20326 22820 24055 24445 26448 29031 31359 33744 34832 34778 Number of MDR-TB patients in the Russian Federation in 1999 2013 LOGO 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

DST in RF DST coverage in RF 94,9%

XDR-TB in 13 regions of RF, 2013 LOGO Among new cases 2.7% (0 5.9%) Among relapses 6.7% (0 15.6%) Among other retreatment cases 7.8% (0 24.2%) Circular TB situation in the areas of CTRI supervision, 2010-2013. Moscow, 2014

Additional DR in MDR-TB patients (%) in 11 regions of the RF, 2013 n=1905 LOGO New cases Relapses Retreatment cases

Priority activities of the RF MoH on TB/MDR-TB LOGO Quality detection and control of drug resistance transmission Full coverage of the bacteriological laboratories by the National System of Quality Assurance; Broad introduction of new methods of rapid DR detection; Establishment of the network of Reference laboratories. Priorities of the diagnostics DR TB testing of all patients: new cases and previously treated TB case detection with the use of molecular-genetic methods (MGM) and cultures on liquid media. Access to МGМ examination for patients with high risk of MDR-TB and HIV irrespective of geographical conditions of their place of residence or social status.

Provision of modern laboratory equipment 119 BACTEC MGIT 960 systems 159 GeneXpert machines МГМ

Implementation of rapid DST TB- Biochip (RF) Multiplex PCR (RF) Gene Xpert MTB/RIF DNA strip Hain Lifescience

Comprehensive treatment of TB patients Introduction of clinical recommendations (protocols) for treatment of TB with due consideration of drug resistance of an agent; annual revision of recommendations (protocols) Monitoring of TB treatment quality in the regions of Russia performed by the TB institutes Application of surgical methods of treatment Funds for procurement of the reserve drugs are being allocated from the Federal budgets

Russian Society of Phthisiologists (RSP) developed Federal Clinical Recommendations (protocols) LOGO Diagnostics and treatment of pulmonary TB Diagnostics and treatment of M/XDR-TB Diagnostics and treatment of patients with TB-HIV co-infection Microbiological and molecular-genetic diagnostics of TB Novelties in chemotherapy: Chemotherapy algorithms are based on moleculargenetic DST Principal regimen design is based on the DST results Treatment regimen for XDR-TB Clinical recommendations on M/XDR-TB approved by the WHO EURO www.roftb.ru

Executive Order of Ministry of Health on Improvement of TB Diagnostics and Treatment, 2014 LOGO December 2014 Order was prepared within the complex of measures of the State Program of the Government of RF "Development of Health»

TB chemotherapy based on molecular DST 1. On the basis of individual DST results received with molecular-genetic techniques Sensitivity to HR - I regimen Resistance to : R/ HR - IV regimen (for MDR TB) R/HR Fq - V regimen (for XDR TB) 2. On the basis of DST results to 1st and 2nd lines drugs using liquid or solid media techniques.

Regimens of chemotherapy Main factor to choose regimen DST result Susceptible TB I / III regimen No risk for MDR-TB Polyresistant TB II regimen in DR to H Only if there is a sensitivity to R MDR-TB IV regimen Risk for MDR-TB XDR-TB V regimen Regimens without DST results should be exception but not a rule

FEDERAL CLINICAL RECOMMENDATIONS OF RUSSIAN PHTHIATRISTS SOCIETY Prescription of Regimen with Bedaquiline Within MDR TB chemotherapy regimen (IV) bedaquiline is prescribed : When it is impossible to provide the regimen of 5 first and second line drugs provided that the patient is sensitive to 3 and more TB drugs As the 6 th drug to basic chemotherapy regimen IV For XDR TB chemotherapy regimen (V) bedaquiline is prescribed: if there is sensitivity to 3 and more TB drugs out of the prescribed combination Bedaquiline is not to be used along with moxifloxacin; levofloxacin in the dose of 1.0 is to be prescribed to the patient. Under any other conditions prescription of bedaquiline is not allowed. It is prohibited to add bedaquiline to ineffective chemotherapy regimen.

Pharmacovigilance for Bedaquilin Preventing development of drug resistance: Appointment of Bedaquiline strictly on the evidence in accordance with the Order of MOH Use of the drug under certain conditions in accordance with the recommendations of the RSP (qualitative DST first and second line drugs, high adherence to treatment). Prevention of adverse effects: Selection of patients for bedaquiline appointment (excluded children, PLHIV receiving antiretroviral therapy, persons with cardiovascular disease). Exception of joint use of drugs prolonging the QT interval (including moxifloxacin). Systematic monitoring of adverse effects (laboratory and instrumental monitoring of the of a heart, liver, kidneys function). Surveillance of adverse effects occurred: System spontaneous messages of Roszdravnadzor. Cohort monitoring of adverse effects.

Control of bedaquiline usage Prescription of bedaquiline is controlled by experts of TB institutes and headquarters of regional TB services DST to H, R, Km/Am, Cm and Ofx is compulsory Less than 5% of defaults among new TB cases Confirmed quality of the laboratory examinations Training courses on diagnostics and treatment in accordance with the new clinical recommendations Register of the patients using bedaquiline

Register of the patients using bedaquiline Use of the drug under control of the Central TB research Institute. Screening patients for the drug usage. Visits (1 per month at an intensive phase, 1 every 3 months at a continuation phase). Monitoring of treatment efficacy and adverse effects. Detailed information about any side effects, their severity, relation to bedaquiline usage and methods of relief. Analysis of the obtained data on efficacy and safety of bedaquiline.

Priority activities of the RF MoH on TB/MDR-TB Priority activities of the RF MoH on TB/MDR-TB Improvement of TB patients adherence to treatment, scale up of patient centered approach Enhancement of the work with the socially vulnerable groups as well as improvement of health education activities for the general public and patients Improvement of TB infection control in TB facilities, development of methods which replace in-patient treatment Epidemiological monitoring on the basis of the Federal registry

Priority activities of the RF MoH on TB/MDR-TB Improvement of TB/HIV control: Collaboration of TB service and AIDs centers TB prevention among HIV-infected Early TB case detection and rapid DST HIV testing among all TB patients ( in 2013 96.3% of new TB patients was tested for HIV) Multidisciplinary approach to TB/HIV treatment Ambulatory treatment and follow-up surveillance

Priority activities of the RF MoH on TB/MDR-TB Improvement of educational programs Educational programs on laboratory diagnostics and treatment of M/XDR-TB

Priority activities of the RF MoH on TB/MDR-TB LOGO Scientific research development of new shorter regimens of chemotherapy for MDR/XDR-TB development of regimens for TB prevention in HIV-infected individuals search for new TB biomarkers search for new drug candidates study of TB immunopathogenesis development of new diagnostic tests search for the genes responsible for susceptibility to TB search for new vaccines

Factors increasing the treatment efficacy of XDR TB patients Factors Rapid detection of XDR N Culture negative to 12 months of treatment Culture positive to 12 months of treatment OR CI95% p 77 70 7 8,3 3,26 22,03 <0,05 Moxifloxacin 140 111 29 7,02 2,90-17,21 <0,05 Linezolid 76 69 7 8,03 3,16-21,30 <0,05 Bedaquilin+linezolid 31 30 1 15,74 2,20-318,75 <0,05

0.0 7.8 14.3 19.4 11.8 26.5 34.4 29.4 32.4 35.3 45.5 53.6 58.0 51.6 59.4 65.9 75.0 80.4 83.9 90.3 95.0 95.0 89.3 96.8 TREATMENT EFFICACY OF XDR TB PATIENTS BY CULTURE NEGATIVATION DEPENDING ON DRUG REGIMEN (N=1 85) 1st group (Ofx) n=34 2nd группа (Mfx+Clr+Amx) n=64 3rd group (Mfx+Lzd) n=56 4th group (Lzd+Bq) n=31 The inclusion of linezolide and bedaquiline in the treatment regimen 2 MONTHS 4 MONTS 6 MONTHS 8 MONTHS 10 MONTHS 12 MONTHS P 1, 4 < 0, 0 5 P 1, 2 1, 3 1, 4 P 1, 3 1, 4 2, 3 P 1, 3 1, 4 2, 3 P 1, 2 1, 3 1, 4 2, 3 P 1, 2 1, 3 1, 4 2, 3 2, 4 < 0, 0 5 2, 4 < 0, 0 5 2, 4 < 0, 0 5 2, 4 < 0, 0 5 2, 4 < 0, 0 5

LOGO Thank you for your attention!