Knowing and working on care-seeking barriers are vital towards ending TB by 2035: Lessons from a qualitative study on stakeholders’ perceptions and experiences of the social and financial consequences of Tuberculosis Care-seeking in Mbeya and Songwe Regions, Tanzania
Abstract:Background: Tuberculosis (TB) remains among the top infectious and killer diseases both globally and in Tanzania. However, research on its social determinants and the consequences of the disease on patients, survivors and their families in Tanzania are limited. More studies are needed in order to narrow the evidence gap for policy and program benefits, both in Tanzania and beyond. Methods: A qualitative research study was undertaken in two regions of Tanzania: Mbeya and Songwe. In-depth interviews were underta… Show more
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