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Resource Tag: Research

TB DIAH Research Capacity Building Activities 2022-2023

TB DIAH Research Capacity Building Activities 2022-2023
Year: 2023
Filed under: capacity building, capacity strengthening, Research, TB, Tuberculosis
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គោលការណ៍ណែនាំ និងពិធីសារស្រាវជ្រាវជំងឺមហារីក

គោលការណ៍ណែនាំ និងពិធីសារស្រាវជ្រាវជំងឺមហារីក
Author(s): Kai-Lih Liu, Ph.D., MPH
Year: 2023
Filed under: Cambodia, Guidance and Tools, Guidelines, Khmer, protocol, Research, TB, Tuberculosis
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TB Research Guidelines and Protocol

TB Research Guidelines and Protocol
Author(s): Kai-Lih Liu, Ph.D., MPH
Year: 2023
Filed under: Cambodia, Guidance and Tools, Guidelines, protocol, Research, TB, Tuberculosis
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Climate change can worsen 58% of human infectious diseases. This is why

Climate change can worsen 58% of human infectious diseases. This is why
Author(s): McKenzie T, Mora C, Von Hammerstein H.
Year: 2022
Filed under: climate, climate change, Infectious disease, Journal Article, Research, Risk, risk factors
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The association between extreme temperature and pulmonary tuberculosis in Shandong Province, China, 2005–2016: a mixed method evaluation

The association between extreme temperature and pulmonary tuberculosis in Shandong Province, China, 2005–2016: a mixed method evaluation
Author(s): Dongzhen Chen, Hua Lu, Shengyang Zhang, Jia Yin, Xuena Liu, Yixin Zhang, Bingqin Dai, Xiaomei Li, Guoyong Ding
Year: 2021
Filed under: China, climate change, extreme temperature, Infectious disease, Journal Article, PTB, Pulmonary tuberculosis, Research, study, TB, temperature, Tuberculosis
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A scoping review on climate change and tuberculosis

A scoping review on climate change and tuberculosis
Author(s): Maharjan, B, Gopali, R S & Zhang, Y.
Year: 2021
Filed under: climate, climate change, Journal Article, low income, middle income, Public Health, Research, Review, Risk, risk factors, scoping, scoping review, seasonality, study, TB, Tuberculosis
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The impact of climate change on the risk factors for tuberculosis: A systematic review

The impact of climate change on the risk factors for tuberculosis: A systematic review
Author(s): Kharwadkar S, Attanayake V, Duncan J, Navaratne N, Benson J
Year: 2022
Filed under: climate, climate change, climate-sensitive diseases, impact, Journal Article, Literature review, model, Public Health, Research, Review, Risk, study, systematic review, TB, TB research, Tuberculosis, vote, vote-counting
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Data-to-Action Continuum: Introduction to the D2AC Model and Toolkit

Data-to-Action Continuum: Introduction to the D2AC Model and Toolkit
Author(s): Chauffour J, Silver M, Garcia-Mendoza Y, Boone D
Year: 2022
Filed under: Analysis, Assessment, continuum, Data, data collection, data for action, data to action, field test, field testing, Guidance, Guidance and Tools, model, Research, systems, Tool, Toolkit, Workshop
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Development and expert validation of a ‘Data-to-Action Continuum’ to measure and advance the data-use capabilities of national tuberculosis programs

Development and expert validation of a ‘Data-to-Action Continuum’ to measure and advance the data-use capabilities of national tuberculosis programs
Author(s): Kumar M, Chauffour J, Silver M, Garcia-Mendoza Y, Boone D.
Year: 2022
Filed under: Guidance, Guidance and Tools, Journal Article, Report, Research
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Research gaps in transforming tuberculosis data to action for better health outcomes: A systematic literature review

Research gaps in transforming tuberculosis data to action for better health outcomes: A systematic literature review
Author(s): Manish Kumar, Meredith Silver, Jeanne Chauffour, Colleen Boyle, David Boone
Year: 2021
Filed under: D2A, data to action, Journal Article, Literature review, NTPs, Research, TB data, TB programs
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