Scaling up collaborative TB/HIV activities: achievements, challenges, and opportunities in Viet Nam

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Scaling up collaborative TB/HIV activities: achievements, challenges, and opportunities in Viet Nam 20 th International AIDS Conference, 20 July 2014, Melbourne, Australia Nguyen Hoang Long, MD, Ph.D. Director General Viet Nam Authority of HIV/AIDS Control (VAAC), Ministry of Health Socialist Republic of Viet Nam 1

Viet Nam and HIV: Basic facts Population & Epidemic Population (2013) LEB IMR MMR 90 million 73.5 yrs 14.6 per 1.000 lbs 62 per 100.000 lbs HIV/AIDS Estimated HIV+ (2013) : 256,000 Reported HIV+ prevalence : 0,25% Concentrated epidemic, primarily driven by people who inject drugs (PWID), their sexual partners and female sexual workers 2

3 Reported HIV+ population by year

93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00' 01' 02' 03' 04' 05' 06' 07' 08' 09' 2010' 2011' 2012' 2013 Newly annual reported HIV+, AIDS and Deaths 35000 30000 30387 30846 25000 21285 22669 24563 22270 20000 15000 10958 15573 18353 16603 17780 14127 12559 10000 8824 5000 0 1052 1269 1384 1710 2874 5002 6534 4 HIV AIDS TV

HIV and TB overview HIV Estimated HIV+ (2013) 256,000 Reported HIV+ prevalence 0.25% Tuberculosis TB all forms (estimated) 130,000 HIV associated TB (estimated) 9,300 Rank 12 in 22 TB high burden countries. 256,000 HIV+ 9,300 TB-HIV 130,000 TB pats 5

Guidelines for Collaboration between National TB and HIV/AIDS Control Programs Central level: TB/HIV Coordination Steering Board 53/63 provincies: Provincial TB/HIV Steering Boards Collaborative mechanisms between two programs Technical guidelines for TB/HIV interventions 6

Priority HIV/TB interventions in Viet Nam 1. Prevention Early HIV diagnosis Timely ART IPT 2. Screening and diagnosis Intensive TB case finding in HIV GeneXpert HIV testing in TB patients 3. Treatment ART+TB treatment 4. Integrated and Decentralised TB/HIV service delivery 7

% starting ART with CD4 < 100 cell/mm3 # people receiving ART 1. TB prevention in PLHIV Early diagnosis and timely ART to prevent TB Expand ART coverage (67% coverage with CD4<350 cells/mm3). Early ART initiation Outreach to key populations Integrate HIV testing into TB, ANC and methadone maintenance (MMT) Decentralize HIV testing to PHC level Reduce late ART initiation (CD4 <100 cells/mm3): From 63% (2009) to 37% (2013) 90,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 2,670 Children Adults 57,663 68,883 82,687 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 8 Source: National HIV program 2013 0% 2009 2010 2011 2013

1. TB prevention in PLHIV Isoniazid preventive therapy (IPT) TB-screening in PLHIV using 4 symptom-based algorithm to rule out active TB Provide IPT for those without contraindication Started IPT in 2009; now nearly 20,000 HIV/AIDS cases treated with IPT. 9 Source: National HIV program 2013

2. Screening and diagnosis Intensified TB case-finding in HIV settings TB screening at every visit to HIV clinic Clinical screening and clinical investigation Suspected cases Further investigation at TB settings GeneXpert roll-out (32 machines in Vietnam, 2014) Located in high burden TB, TB/HIV and MDR-TB provinces Effective for timely diagnosis of HIV/TB cases and MDR-TB 10

2. Screening and diagnosis HIV Testing and Counselling for TB patients Expand and scale-up provider-initiated HTC (PITC) in TB settings. Around 60-70% of TB patients received PITC services. HIV positive among TB patients is 4,27% (2013). 11

3. Treatment ART and TB treatment for HIV/TB patients 120,000 100,000 100,746 TB/HIV cascade in Viet Nam 2013 80,000 70,248 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 TB patients (all forms) TB patients tested for HIV TB patients with HIV positive 4,301 2,601 TB/HIV patiens got ART and TB treatment 12 About 60% of TB/HIV patients are treated with ART and TB treatment (higher compared to previous years, but still far from target of 100%)

4. Integrated Service Delivery Province HIV Center TB Center Two separate centers or intergrated in one Provincial Preventive Health Center District HIV Unit TB Unit Two Units integarted in one District Health Center (DHC) Commune HIV + TB All integrated in on Commune Health Center (CHC), including TB-DOTS, ART and follow-up 13

4. Integrated service delivery Intergrated services for key populations One-Stop model : Increase number of districts providing PITC, ART, MMT, needle/syringe and TB-DOTS. Case study: At Long Bien District Health Center (Hanoi) in 2013: ART DOTS 9/9 TB/HIV patients received both ART and TB-DOTS 33 HIV/AIDS patients received both ART and MMT MMT 14

Lessons learned Active coordination body at central level plays critical role. Need clear and specific guideline to lead the coordination Joint M&E is very important for TB/HIV collaboration. Focus interventions in areas with high burden of both TB and HIV/AIDS. Good link between TB settings and HIV/AIDS settings improves timely ART for TB/HIV patients. TB and HIV/AIDS should be both highly intergrated in the existing healthcare system and decentralised to the the PHC level. 15

16 Thank you