Appraising perception, accessibility and uptake of DAT among patients with TB
C. Ogbudebe,
B. Odume,
I. Gordon
et al.
Abstract:<sec><title>INTRODUCTION</title>Poor adherence to TB treatment poses a significant public health threat to TB control programmes. The sustainability of directly observed treatment has been questioned because of its non-patient-centred approach and resource-intensive
nature, and Digital Adherence Technologies (DATs) provide a suitable alternative. This study assessed the feasibility and acceptability of DATs among patients with TB.</sec><sec><title>METHODS</title>This … Show more
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