National TB screening programs

Eliminating tuberculosis takes screening capacity that works at scale: imaging, interpretation, reporting, and referral pathways that hold up under real-world conditions.

A radiographer recording TB screening results at an outdoor workstation with a CAD4TB unit and chest X-ray analysis visible on a laptop, in Uzbekistan.

Bringing TB screening closer to communities

Early detection often depends on where screening is available. In many countries, rural regions and underserved communities sit outside stable radiology infrastructure, which leads to uneven coverage and missed cases.

A health worker carrying the Delft Light backpack X-ray along a rural railway track in Bangladesh.

The system challenge

National TB programs often face structural constraints:

  • Limited radiology capacity and specialist shortages
  • Fragmented workflows between imaging, interpretation, and reporting uneven access across rural and remote regions
  • Increasing accountability to donors and public stakeholders
  • Funding shifts toward long-term sustainability and performance-based evaluation

Therefore, scaling screening takes more than procurement. It takes coordinated infrastructure and clear operational ownership.

A radiographer reviewing a CAD4TB chest X-ray result on a tablet during an outdoor TB screening session with Delft Light in the Philippines.

Our solution

Decentralized screening helps extend access beyond hospitals, but it only delivers results when mobility, AI interpretation, data reporting, and service support work as one system.

We support governments and implementing partners in building community-based TB screening models that are scalable, integrated, and sustainable.

Implementation and operational reliability

Technology only strengthens health systems
when it is implemented well.

Our support

We support national programs with deployment planning, training, workflow optimization, and proactive monitoring.

Our national-scale program

At national scale, uptime, lifecycle management, and service responsiveness are program requirements, not technical details.

Economic sustainability and responsible AI

Responsible AI governance and operational transparency help build long-term trust.

Health system investments need to be defensible.

We support decision-makers with:

  • Transparent total cost of ownership
  • Planning to optimize screening throughput
  • Predictable service and maintenance models
  • Clear performance reporting for stakeholders
  • Ongoing validation support and alignment with local regulatory requirements
A radiographer reviewing a CAD4TB+ chest X-ray result on a laptop during a TB screening session in Nigeria, with the CAD4TB+ unit visible in the background.

Your long-term national screening partner

A system-level screening partner

We support more than software or hardware. We act as a long-term screening partner aligned with national strategies, helping expand detection capacity while strengthening day-to-day delivery.
Screening is the entry point. Sustainable operations are what make it last.

Strengthen your national screening strategy

If your program is evaluating how to expand TB screening capacity, improve integration, or strengthen long-term sustainability, we can support a structured assessment of your current setup and operating model.

Insights from the field

Watch these webinar sessions to gain insights and learn from field experience. Discover all
2 Delft Imaging Ghana engineers performing maintenance on an EasyDR stationary X-ray system at a health facility in Ghana.
Webinar

Accelerating Case Detection of TB in Ghana

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Two health workers installing the Delft Light X-ray system at a health facility in Cambodia, in partnership with USAID.
Webinar

Experience Sharing: Implementation of Delft Light and CAD4TB in 3rd National TB Prevalence Survey in Cambodia

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A radiographer reviewing a CAD4TB chest X-ray result on a laptop with a patient at a health facility in Kenya.
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Integration of CAD4TB & National TB Data System (TIBULIMS) – Kenya

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A health worker reviewing a CAD4TB chest X-ray result on a laptop at a hospital in Kenya, with a Ministry of Health representative observing.
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Diagnostic Accuracy of Computer-Aided Chest X-ray Tuberculosis Screening: The Kenya National TB Prevalence Survey Retrospective Study

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Want to know more about our solutions?

Explore how our digital X-ray and AI solutions can support your screening program.

Eline Golembiewski, Head of Marketing, Delft Imaging
Eline Golembiewski Head of Marketing

Let’s explore how to strengthen health systems together.

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  • Find the solutions that fit your needs
  • See how our innovations can support your programme
  • Explore how we can work together to expand access to care