ReSok – Respiratory Society of Kenya

VISION

To be the leading reference organization providing world class lung health solutions in Kenya and beyond.

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WHO WE ARE

Respiratory Society of Kenya (ReSok) is a professional, non-profit, reference organization whose mission is to improve lung health in Kenya and beyond, through partnership, advocacy, research, innovation, education, training and technical support. A membership organization (just like the IUATLD) with leadership provided by chest medicine specialists (functions as the Kenya Thoracic Society).

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OUR PROGRAMS

To implement sustainable programs that improve access worldwide to investment, opportunity.

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Tuberculosis Active Case Finding program

The objective of ACF is to improve TB case detection by improving access to TB diagnosis and linkage to treatment services. KAPTLD has previously used the following approaches for ACF:

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Membership Program

ReSok is a membership organization with members drawn from an array of healthcare professionals and institutions with interest in respiratory medicine. The objective of the

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ReSok’s BreathEasy Asthma Care Program

Worldwide, over 300 Million persons are living with Asthma. In Kenya, the burden of Asthma is unknown but studies conducted several years back reported a prevalence of 10% among

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EQUALTIPS program

This is a TB/HIV care program based on a Public Private Mix approach to address issues of TB prevention and care in the private healthcare sector. Public–private mix (PPM), an

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