Based on the experience of implementing digital adherence technologies at scale in five different contexts, this technical brief serves to highlight and summarize the ASCENT project implementation experiences with the technologies before the final research from the ASCENT project is published.

This guidance document was developed by the Global DAT Task Force to provide visibility to various planning and implementation resources and tools which country programs and implementers can use to plan for adoption and scale-up of digital adherence technologies.

The Stop TB Partnership Global Drug Facility (GDF) facilitates access to adherence technologies supplies used in treating TB. This is the Technical Information note for the Smart Medication Container kit.

The Excel-based Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) tool allow users to estimate the overall cost of adopting Digital Adherence Technologies (DATs) including Medication Sleeves, Video Supported Treatment, and Smart Pill Boxes   Current version: V6 November 10, 2020

This technical document provides guidance on the necessary steps for planning and budgeting a digital adherence technology implementation. It is specifically useful for countries aiming to use Global Fund funding allocation for digital innovations such as DATs.  

This is an information note published by Stop TB Partnership on how TB Programmes can change to a virtual mode due to the COVID-19 situation

Based on available evidence and on feedback from users of short message service (SMS), medication event monitoring systems (MEMS) and video-supported treatment (VOT), the handbook details the main elements that the manager or other end-user needs to think through at different stages of implementation of a digital adherence technology.