Intensified TB Case Finding in HIV Care Settings and/or Among HIV-Infected Persons

Intensified TB Case Finding in HIV Care Settings and/or Among HIV-Infected Persons 11/10/2007
Cape Town, South Africa


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Scaling Up Intensified TB case finding among voluntary counselling and testing centre clients in India

Puneet Dewan

India

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Active TB Case Finding Within a Continuum of Care Package: Linking TB and HIV Services Through Voluntary Counseling and Testing Centers in Battambang Province, Cambodia

Michael Kimmerling, M.D., M.P.H.

Associate Director

International Tuberculosis Center

United States of America

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Developing a Clinical Algorithm to Diagnose TB in HIV-Infected Persons in SE Asia

Kevin Cain, M.D.

Medical Epidemiologist, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

United States of America

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Testing Different TB Screening Strategies: Intensified TB Case Finding Among HIV-Infected Personal at a Voluntary Counselling and Testing Centre, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Meaza Demissie

National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control Programme

Ethiopia - **Please note: This presentation has been removed per request of the speaker.

Evaluation of TB Screening and Referral Protocol for New Start Voluntary HIV Counseling and Testing Sites in South Africa

Annatjie Peters

Technical Advisor

TB Alliance DOTS Support Association

South Africa

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Implementing Intensified TB Case Finding Guidelines at Country Level: the Kenya Example

Joseph Odhiambo, M.D.

Kenya Medical Research Institute

Kenya

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Intensified TB Case Finding Among PLWHA Attending Care and Treatment Services in Rwanda

Michel Gasana

Rwanda Director

National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Control Programme

Rwanda

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