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Public Health Action (PHA), The Union's quarterly Open Access journal, welcomes the submission of articles on operational research. It publishes high-quality scientific research on health services, providing new knowledge on how to improve access, equity, quality and efficiency of health systems and services.

The Editors will consider any manuscript reporting original research on quality improvements, cost-benefit analysis, legislation, training and capacity building, with a focus on all relevant areas of public health (e.g. infection control, nutrition, TB, HIV, vaccines, smoking, COVID-19, microbial resistance, outbreaks etc).

Publisher: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease

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Volume 11, Number 3, 21 September 2021

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Open Access Ten years since the crises in Syria: lessons for planetary and public health
pp. 110-111(2)
Author: Lal, P.

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Open Access Sterilization of gowns: making the most of a scarce commodity during the COVID-19 pandemic
pp. 112-113(2)
Authors: Mtetwa, G.; Anabwani-Richter, F.; Dlamini, N.; Dlamini, Q.; Devezin, T.; Kay, A.; DiNardo, A.; Mandalakas, A.; Lukhele, B.

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ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Open Access Receiving healthcare for drug-resistant TB: a cross-sectional survey from Pakistan
pp. 114-119(6)
Authors: Abbas, S.; Denholm, J.; Kermode, M.; Xiaoguang, Y.; Kane, S.

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Open Access Diverse clinical and social circumstances: developing patient-centred care for DR-TB patients in South Africa
pp. 120-125(6)
Authors: Mitrani, L.; Dickson-Hall, L.; Le Roux, S.; Hill, J.; Loveday, M.; Grant, A. D.; Kielmann, K.; Mlisana, K.; Moshabela, M.; Nicol, M.P.; Black, J.; Cox, H.

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Open Access Experiences with latent TB cascade of care strengthening for household contacts in Calgary, Canada
pp. 126-131(6)
Authors: Bedingfield, N.; Barss, L.; Oxlade, O.; Menzies, D.; Fisher, D.

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Open Access The family planning “know–do” gap among married women of reproductive age in urban Pakistan
pp. 132-138(7)
Authors: Yameen, S.; Nausheen, S.; Hussain, I.; Hackett, K.; Rizvi, A.; Ansari, U.; Lassi, Z. S.; Canning, D.; Shah, I.; Soofi, S. B.

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Open Access Risk factors for poor engagement in drug-resistant TB care in South Africa: a systematic review
pp. 139-145(7)
Authors: McNabb, K. C.; Bergman, A.; Farley, J. E.

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Open Access Hear us! Accounts of people treated with injectables for drug-resistant TB
pp. 146-154(9)
Authors: Almeida, A.; Adjuntsov, M.; Bushura, W.; Delgado, E.; Drasher, M.; Fernando-Pancho, M.; Gasane, M.; Ianoşi, M. V.; Lessem, E.; Musah, A.; Răduţ, Ş; Sánchez Ríos, C. H.; Soe, K. S.; Venkatesan, N.; Villegas, V. V.; Stillo, J.

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Open Access Mobile HIV testing in South Africa: maximizing yield through data-guided site selection
pp. 155-161(7)
Authors: Mabuto, T.; Holzman, S.; Kubeka, G.; Hoffmann, C. J.

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Open Access Challenges in LTBI care in the United States identified using a nationwide TB medical consultation database
pp. 162-166(5)
Authors: Agathis, N. T.; Bhavaraju, R.; Shah, V.; Chen, L.; Haley, C. A.; Goswami, N. D.; Patrawalla, A.

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