1976
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-89101976000100002
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Planejamento de atividades anti-tuberculose pelo método CENDES/OPS

Abstract: O método CENDES/OPS foi aplicado no município de Araraquara (S. Paulo). O dano tuberculose foi programado de acordo com o modelo normativo. Foram elaborados outros programas com dados simulados, com o objetivo de se verificar a influência de variações na proporção de vacináveis, incidência da doença e eficácia da vacina BCG. As atividades anti-tuberculose foram programadas segundo as características epidemiológicas da área programática. A discrepância entre os resultados foi muito grande, salientando-se que as… Show more

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“…In the 1970s, we had the dissemination of the results of an important tuberculin investigation with students, developed by Certain et al 44 (1972), in addition to relevant articles about planning and evaluation techniques for TB control activities in health services 9 , 10 and new treatment schemes 33 . We also found texts on robust methods of risk estimation of tubercular infection 144 , 145 , an indispensable support to the improvement of TB control strategies.…”
Section: Infectious Diseases With Mild Decline Tendencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the 1970s, we had the dissemination of the results of an important tuberculin investigation with students, developed by Certain et al 44 (1972), in addition to relevant articles about planning and evaluation techniques for TB control activities in health services 9 , 10 and new treatment schemes 33 . We also found texts on robust methods of risk estimation of tubercular infection 144 , 145 , an indispensable support to the improvement of TB control strategies.…”
Section: Infectious Diseases With Mild Decline Tendencymentioning
confidence: 99%