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Barriers to implementation of Tuberculosis infection control amongst South African Health Care Workers
HIV co-infection and drug resistance worsen the burden of Tuberculosis in South Africa. Infectious TB cases, often undiagnosed and untreated, are commonly found in health facilities increasing the likelihood of health-care associated TB. Health Care Workers (HCWs; and clients) are particularly at ri...
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Health Economics Unit
2014
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