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Project seeking to improve Tuberculosis (TB) diagnostic services at primary healthcare clinics in high Tuberculosis (TB) burden settings

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posted on 2024-02-21, 12:04 authored by Thobeka DlangalalaThobeka Dlangalala

The data set contains various types of data from different objectives of the project including maps that show the geographic accessibility of TB diagnostic services at primary healthcare clinics, the raw data used to conduct an interrupted times series analysis that determined the impact of COVID-19 on TB diagnostic services, data used to determine the quality of TB diagnostic services at primary healthcare clinics assessed through an audit and the results from a nominal group technique that sought to find a means of improving TB diagnostic services for COVID-19 and related health emergencies.

Funding

National Research Foundation (NRF) Postgraduate Bursary, Grant Number: MND210511600634

University of Pretoria (UP) Doctoral Research Bursary

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School of Health Systems and Public Health

Sustainable Development Goals

  • 3 Good Health and Well-Being

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    Health Sciences

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    Keywords

    COVID-19Primary healthcare clinicsDiagnostic servicesTuberculosis (TB)High burden settingAccessibilityTuberculosis (TB) diagnostic servicesHealth emergenciesSDG 3 Good health and wellbeing

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