Médecins Sans Frontières - MSF’S 20 YEARS IN UZBEKISTAN-SYMPOSIUM

Unique Identifier Code / URN MSF261070

Date taken / Date Recorded 15/11/2018 12:00 AM

Country Uzbekistan

Commissioning section MSF-NETHERLANDS

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Nargiza Parpieva, Director of the RSSPMC of Physiology and Pulmonology, Uzbekistan
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Everyone should know that Tuberculosis is an infection that knows no borders, no religion and no nationality

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and the entire global community led by the World Health Organisation, and other international organisations, is waging such a large-scale fight against TB, acting in unison and relying on integrated programmes.
00:00:29 – 00:00:36
MSF also plays a part in the fight against TB in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Victor García Leonor, Regional Head of Mission, MSF Uzbekistan

00:00:36 – 00:00:44

MSF, they work together with ex-pats, with national staff and we also work together with the authorities.

00:00:44 – 00:00:56
MSF is working in more than 70 countries and we have an expertise in TB and we bring this experience and these new approaches to Uzbekistan.
00:00:56 – 00:00:58
We bring an added value. This is key.

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1991
Uzbekistan gains independence
00:01:05 – 00:01:11
1991 >>> 1998
TB remains a major health issue

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1998
MSF starts working in Uzbekistan
Atadjan Khamraev, Vice-Chairman of Jokargi Kenes, Republic of Karakalpakstan, (former Minister of Health of Karakalpakstan)

00:01:20 – 00:01:33

The reason to engage the international organisations in assisting with this situation was that TB had been increasing year by year. Medical staff had no means to fight it

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and the entire Soviet system of TB care had collapsed.

Victor García Leonor, Regional Head of Mission, MSF Uzbekistan

00:01:41 – 00:01:49

Our credibility and our trust in the country works because we bring new drugs and new treatments

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and they know what the situation was like before and now it’s a better situation.

00:01:56 – 00:02:01

This is what makes the difference and this is the added value of MSF.

Zinaida Tigay, Chief Doctor of Republican TB hospital #2; Karakalpakstan

00:02:01 – 00:02:15

Yes, the quality has really improved because diagnosis and treatment are the key components in treating any form of TB.

00:02:15 – 00:02:25

The diagnosis requires a good laboratory and good laboratory equipment and this is what we’ve done in our country –

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we have set up a great bacteriological laboratory equipped up to the state of the art, with everything necessary, from microscopy to culture, culture isolation and drug sensitivity tests.
Mirzogolib Tillashaykhov, Director of the Republican Oncology Research Center, MoH Uz
00:02:55 – 00:03:10
In 2011, the international organization "Médecins Sans Frontières" signed a memorandum with the Ministry of Health and launched ambulatory care from day 1.
00:03:10 – 00:03:20
It has played a huge role in economic terms and a huge role in reducing the incidence in the Republic of Karakalpakstan,
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and, of course, care is much cheaper than inpatient treatment.
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00:03:30 – 00:03:37
The World Health Organisation recognizes Uzbekistan as a leader in TB care in the European Region
00:03:40 – 00:03:45
Médecins Sans Frontières played a significant part in achieving this success
Nargiza Parpieva, Director of the RSSPMC of Physiology and Pulmonology, Uzbekistan
Наргиза Парпиева, Директор РСНПМЦ Фтизиатрии и Пульмонологии, Узбекистан

00:03:46 – 00:03:54
At the initiative of our esteemed President Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev and thanks to the implementation of the government programme
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and huge assistance of our international partners, including, of course, "Médecins Sans Frontières", we have managed to achieve great results in overcoming this disease.
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That was acknowledged by the World Health Organisation and last year Uzbekistan was declared one of the three leading countries.
00:04:18 – 00:04:24
It took the second place among the 53 countries of the WHO European Region in terms of successful implementation of national TB programmes.
00:04:26
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Thank you to all those who have contributed to our shared achievements over the last 20 years, including the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan, staff and of course our patients.

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