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Publisher: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease

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Volume 17, Supplement 1, 1 October 2013

editorial

Open Access Universal patient-centred care: can we achieve it? [Editorial]
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Williams, Virginia

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Open Access Patient-centred care: is it the key to stemming the tide? [Editorial]
pp. 3-4(2)
Author: Grant, Ria

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research-article

Open Access Making patient-centred care a reality in the slums of eastern Nairobi [Perspective]
pp. 5-8(4)
Authors: Njoroge, A.; Cassidy, S.; Williams, V.

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Open Access Evaluating the output of transformational patient-centred nurse training in Ethiopia
pp. 9-14(6)
Authors: Tadesse, Y.; Yesuf, M.; Williams, V.

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Open Access Patient-centered primary health care: synergy potential for health systems strengthening
pp. 15-21(7)
Authors: Stender, S. C.; Christensen, A.

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Open Access Health care workers' fears associated with working in multidrug- and or extensively-resistant tuberculosis wards in South Africa
pp. 22-29(8)
Authors: Tudor, C.; Mphahlele, M.; Van der Walt, M.; Farley, J. E.

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Open Access Nurse-managed care for health care workers in southern Africa
pp. 30-33(4)
Authors: Mamba, P.; Dlamini, M.; Mallinson, R. K.; Williams, V.

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Open Access The contribution of nurses to a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care in Tomsk, Russia
pp. 33-35(3)
Authors: Fedotkina, T. Y.; Williams, V.

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Open Access Tuberculosis peer educators: personal experiences of working with socially excluded communities in London
pp. 36-40(5)
Authors: Croft, L. A.; Hayward, A. C.; Story, A.

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Open Access Tuberculosis diagnostic pathway in a municipality in south-eastern Brazil
pp. 41-47(7)
Authors: Brunello, M. E. F.; de Paula Andrade, R. L.; Monroe, A. A.; Arakawa, T.; Magnabosco, G. T.; Orfão, N. H.; Scatena, L. M.; Villa, T. C. S.

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Open Access Community-based intervention to enhance provision of integrated TB-HIV and PMTCT services in South Africa
pp. 48-55(8)
Authors: Uwimana, J.; Zarowsky, C.; Hausler, H.; Swanevelder, S.; Tabana, H.; Jackson, D.

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Open Access The treatment journey of a patient with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in South Africa: is it patient-centred? [Notes from the field]
pp. 56-59(4)
Authors: Loveday, M.; Padayatchi, N.; Voce, A.; Brust, J.; Wallengren, K.

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