Country Overview
South Africa has a population of 56 million, with an estimated 428,000 people infected by Tuberculosis (TB) each year. The country also has a high drug resistant (DR-TB) burden. Out of the 282,400 new and relapsed patients who initiated TB treatment in 2016, 82% were successfully treated and 7% died.
Demographics: Lejweleputswa District Municipality | |
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Population | 646,920 |
Population Density | 20 per sq. km |
Population Growth | 0.79% per annum |
Lejweleputswa District Municipality: Socioeconomic Indicators | |
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Schooling Rates (aged 20+)^ | |
No Schooling | 4.6% |
Matric | 30.3% |
Higher Education | 7.4% |
Unemployment Rate | 34.1% |
Lejweleputswa District Municipality: Health Facility Overview | |
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Clinics | 46 |
Community Health Centres | 1 |
Other PHCs | 31 |
Hospitals (excl. TB hospitals) | 9 |
TB Hospitals | 1 |
Other | 49 |
DS-TB, 2016 | RR/MDR-TB, 2015 | |
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All TB Patients | 4,538 | 176 |
Treatment Out-comes | ||
Successful | 3,641 (80.2%) | 83 (47.2%) |
Died | 395 (8.7%) | 54 (30.7%) |
Lost to Follow Up | 307 (6.8%) | 32 (18.2%) |
Estimated TB Burden | Rate per 100,000 population |
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Incidence | 729 |