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Concordance behavior of TB management is a form of collaboration among doctors, personnel, and patients in treating TB. Approvalamong them could be achieved if credibility and policy occur. This study is aimed to analyze the influence of TB medical personnel’s concordance behaviour principle to patient obedience at primary health care in Medan.The design of this study was quasi experimental, focusing on interventional primary health care, which is those who applied concordance behaviour principle to non-interventionalprimary health care. The population is TB patients, starting from 18 years old, TB category I with positive Acid Fast Bacilli Smear Test (AFBST), and taking TB regimens at Medan. Seventyfour patients were selected to be samples. They had undergone interview based on validated concordance principle, knowledge, behavior, and treatment. Data were analyzed using chisquare.The percentage of knowledge, behavior of TB patient to the treatment is higher on interventional primary health care than noninterventional ones. Treatment awareness based on concordance principle is expected to planish DOTS-based TB programs. 1.Introduction WHO claimed that incidence of worldwide TB was approximately 9 million people; 1.5 million of them died of it. Most of the TB patients (85%) lived in developing nations, such as Asia and Africa, and about 75% of them is in theproductive group (15-50 years old). Recently, Indonesia is ranked 4 th for TB patients’ amount, following India, China, and South Africa.[1] TB management in primary health care has been concerned, even more. Primary health care in Medan has got special medical personnel to serve TB patient.[2] Otherwise,their roles seem less maximal. They whom be treated complained of not obtaining obvious explanation about disease and treatment. In addition, medical personnel have not been constantly elaborating for those whom already been in the late stage. Patients usually tend to receive the regimens without understanding the side effects. Therefore, the incidence of Multi-Drug Resistance (MDR) could be increased if not properly consumed. Appropriate treatment consists of adequate dosage, duration, and guidelines, depending on thebehavior of TB patients and medical personnel. The best therapeutic behavior is when concordance among medical personnel appeared. Concordance behavior of TB management is a form of collaboration among doctors, personnel, and patients in treating TB. Approval among them could be

Influence knowledge and behavior of TB medical personnels’ concordance principle based communications skill at primary healthcare, Medan, Indonesia