NATALIA CHRISTIN TIARA REVITA, - and Tintin Sukartini, - and Makhfudli, - and Joel Rey Ugsang Acob, - and Hasanudin, - and Handira NadhifatulAini, - (2022) The lmpact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Tuberculosis Patient Treatme nt Ad he re nce. JURNAT RESPTRASI, 08 (02). pp. 113-118. ISSN P-ISSN 240?-0631, e-ISSN 2621-8372

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Abstract

Coronavirus dis.ase 2019 (COvID-fg) pandemic caus€d a lacL of attedioo h tr€atllrd oftuberculosis (IB). TB patients who do not adhfre to tscatment durisg a paodemic can cause various heaith problens in va ous counbies. CovID'1g pand.mic advcrsety afGcts TB pstieots srcb as ircreasing ps,,rhological shess, trigge,.ing non-adhererlct to treaEnent, affeding quatry of life, and evea increasing lhe nurSs ofdeaths ofTB patierfs The increasing nunrber of&aths atd decrea"ing su.cess of TB heitnEr dfing the psndemic are serious problefiE that mus be ad&es€d iflunedidely- various effods werc made to overcome the baniers for TB heatlEnt &[ing pan&mics. Ilerlth wotkers cao Fovide health cdrration and rdsbilitatioo pro8ra[B in rnother nredia such astelc.heath Digital medit c provide health hforEatioo abor.lt 18, irryrove mcdication adherence. emphasize the bencfits of rcdication sdherace, and motivate patients to rmdetgo ieatoet)l.

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