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        TB STIGMA – MEASUREMENT GUIDANCE

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        Craig, Gillian
        Meershoek, Agnes
        Zwerling, Alice
        Daftary, Amrita
        Citro, Brian
        Smyth, Caoimhe
        Lewis, Dean
        Ni Cheallaigh, Deirdre
        Byrne, Elaine
        Mitchell, Ellen M. H
        Leimane, Ieva
        Malar, James
        Levy, Jens
        van der Land, Julia
        Macintyre, Kate
        Johnston, Lisa G.
        Ferris France, Nadine
        Engel, Nora
        Mumba, Olive
        Bhavaraju, Rajita
        Conroy, Ronan R.
        van de Berg, Sarah
        Macdonald, Stephen H-F
        Abdullaev, Timur
        Nair, Tushar
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        2299/20489
        Abstract
        TB is the most deadly infectious disease in the world, and stigma continues to play a significant role in worsening the epidemic. Stigma and discrimination not only stop people from seeking care but also make it more difficult for those on treatment to continue, both of which make the disease more difficult to treat in the long-term and mean those infected are more likely to transmit the disease to those around them. TB Stigma – Measurement Guidance is a manual to help generate enough information about stigma issues to design and monitor and evaluate efforts to reduce TB stigma. It can help in planning TB stigma baseline measurements and monitoring trends to capture the outcomes of TB stigma reduction efforts. This manual is designed for health workers, professional or management staff, people who advocate for those with TB, and all who need to understand and respond to TB stigma.
        Publication date
        2018-07-30
        Published version
        https://doi.org/10.18745/PB.20489
        Other links
        http://hdl.handle.net/2299/20489
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