Interpreting Mamelodi Community-Oriented Primary Care data on tuberculosis loss to follow-up through the lens of intersectionality

Ilunga, Blandine B., Eales, Owen O., Marcus, Tessa S., Smith, Selma, Hugo, Jannie F.
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10.4102/phcfm.v12i1.2081 ↗
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Keywords (as given): family medicine; public health; primary care; sociology; Loss to Follow-Up; Tuberculosis; Social Determinants; Intersectionality; Community Health Workers; Community-Oriented Primary Care; eHealth

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