Uganda’s mobile clinics demonstrate the transformative power of integrating technology and community-centered approaches to overcome barriers in TB care. This scalable model supports Uganda’s goal to end TB by 2030 and offers valuable insights for other low-resource countries aiming to enhance healthcare access and equity. Continued investment and collaboration are essential for sustainability.

​​​​​​Mobile TB clinics with advanced diagnostic technologies effectively bridged critical care gaps in Uganda. These clinics align with national and global TB strategies, providing a scalable and replicable model for resource-limited settings. Sustained investment and partnerships are vital for expanding equitable TB care.

Uganda’s multi-sectoral strategy has significantly advanced its fight against TB, offering a replicable model for TB-endemic countries. Sustained investments, diagnostic expansion, and community-centered interventions remain essential to achieving End TB targets by 2027 and bridging remaining gaps in TB prevention and care or ending TB.