Patient Perspectives in TB Control and Care

Patient Perspectives in TB Control and Care 11/3/2006
Paris, France


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Speakers for this session:

Chairpersons

Lucie Blok
The Netherlands
Senior Advisor, Health
Royal Tropical Institute
Chilunga Puta
Uganda
Infectious Disease Advisor, Regional Centre for Quality of Health Care
Institute of Public Health
Makerere University Medical School

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Total Quality Management of TB Care from a Provider and Client Perspective

Chilunga Puta

Uganda

Infectious Disease Advisor, Regional Centre for Quality of Health Care

Institute of Public Health
Makerere University Medical School

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GlobalHealthReportingProfile: Uganda

Using Patient's Perspectives in Improving Performance of Providers

Jacques van den Broek

The Netherlands

Senior Consultant International Unit

KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation

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GlobalHealthFacts Country Profile: The Netherlands

Patient Empowerment: The Role of Peer Work

Olav Aalberg

Norway

Norwegian Association of Heart and Lung Patients (LHL)

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GlobalHealthFacts Country Profile: Norway

The Effect of Stigma on Access To and Use of TB Services

Ginny Bond

Zambia

Research Fellow

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GlobalHealthReporting Country Profile: Zambia

Human Resource Development and the Needs of Specific Populations

Anke van der Kwaak
The Netherlands
Senior Advisor, Health
Royal Tropical Institute (KIT)
Marjolein Dieleman
The Netherlands
Senior Advisor, Education
Royal Tropical Institute (KIT)

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