2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-8510(03)00065-4
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Patient care seeking barriers and tuberculosis programme reform: a qualitative study

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“…By analyzing the quantitative data of answers by each score, it is observed that the score number three shows median of 43.6% (which equivalent to 17 whom show higher vulnerability to adherence to TB treatment. However, it is also the score that had a wider range of data, with a quite considerable variation between the data (minimum of 5.1% and a maximum of 92.3% of responses).…”
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“…By analyzing the quantitative data of answers by each score, it is observed that the score number three shows median of 43.6% (which equivalent to 17 whom show higher vulnerability to adherence to TB treatment. However, it is also the score that had a wider range of data, with a quite considerable variation between the data (minimum of 5.1% and a maximum of 92.3% of responses).…”
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“…TB treatment often includes staying away from work [17]. This treatment involves going to appointments, making follow-up examinations and attend the supervision of medication doses, which can modify the daily life of patients and, on certain occasions, causes the person to lose job day to meet the commitments that the treatment of the disease requires [18].…”
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“…Outro aspecto relevante observado foi que áreas do cuidado que demandam um tempo mais prolongado de assistência foram os mais citados e estudados. Doenças que têm uma evolução crônica, tais como, tuberculose, AIDS e de caráter psiquiátrico, foram o foco da maior parte dos estudos, pois estas exigem do doente e da equipe uma relação amigável, pautada no respeito e confiança, não podendo dispensar o diálogo, que não deve ser baseado apenas nos problemas de saúde, mas sim, valorizar outros fatores que podem influenciar na continuidade do tratamento, haja vista que são doenças extremamente carregadas de estigmas e preconceitos, além de acarretar, algumas vezes problemas relacionados ao convívio familiar e social (18)(19)(20)(21) . Na maioria das vezes esses pacientes necessitam de tratamento prolongado, com grande quantidade de medicamentos, não podendo ser interrompido.…”
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“…No município de Manaus, observa-se que a tuberculose possui estreita relação com os pacientes do sexo masculino, economicamente ativos, provedor do núcleo familiar e com baixa escolaridade, o que corrobora com outros estudos (NEEDHAM et al, 2004;SELIG, et al, 2004;BIERRENBACH et al, 2007a;MOREIRA et al, 2008;LOW et al, 2009;PRADHAN et al, 2010 (COSTA et al, 1998;FERREIRA et al, 2005;RODRIGUES et al, 2010).…”
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