Full intervention definition
Full intervention means that both civilians and prisoners receive the enhanced package. Implementation of the full intervention was assumed to take five years (adjusted via a run- up parameter). If only civilians receive the enhanced package, then the intervention has 75% of the full effect, reached linearly over five years. If both civilians and prisoners receive the basic package only, the effect is 45% of the full intervention, reached over three years (though the possibility of reaching higher cure rates for DS and DR patients is also explored). Oblasts in which only prisoners receive the basic package and civilians do not receive improved treatment reach 25% of the full intervention over three years.