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Join us for our next Journal Club session happening on October 8 at 10am ET/ 4pm SAST/4pm CEST.
We will be discussing the following article below:
Roberti J, Carmiol-Rodríguez P, Chan-Liang E, Aguilar-Vidrio OA, Suyanto AA, Sprecher J, Rubinstein F, Iribarren S. Enhancing tuberculosis treatment support: A thematic analysis of interactive messages in a digital adherence technology trial to identify needs, challenges, and strategies for improvement. PLoS One. 2025 Jul 24;20(7):e0326492.https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0326492
 Email nancy.bedingfield@ucalgary.ca for more information
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Join us for our next Journal Club session happening on Aug 13 at 10am ET/ 4pm SAST/4pm CEST.

We will be discussing the following article below co-written by SSHIFTB contributor Yuliya Chorna:

Chorna, Y., Lukash, IG., Kalancha, Y. et al. Perspectives on multisectoral accountability framework to end tuberculosis in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region: a mixed-methods study. BMC Glob. Public Health 3, 20 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1186/s44263-025-00136-y

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Join us for our next Journal Club session happening on June 11 at 10am ET/ 4pm SAST/4pm CEST.

We will be discussing the following article below co-written by SSHIFTB founder Nora Engel:

James R, Theron G, Cobelens F, Engel N. Framing the detection of incipient tuberculosis infection: A qualitative study of political prioritisation. Tropical Medicine & International Health. 2022 Apr;27(4):445-53. https://doi.org/10.1111/tmi.13734

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Dr. Nancy Bedingfield will discuss SSHIFTB contributors’ paper:  

Stillo J. Connecting the DOTS: Should we still be doing directly observed therapy? Human Organization. 2024.Jan 2; 83(1). 18 – 30; https://doi.org/10.1080/00187259.2023.2286173

There is also an optional companion commentary, Koch E & Versfeld A. Quiet complicity: Anthropologists and the medicalization of TB, Human Organization. 2014, 83(1), 3-6.

Abstract can be accessed here

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Focus groups were conducted to support the co-development of a person-centred stigma intervention with TB-affected community members and health workers in South Africa.

This month's article will be presented by Dr Alanna Bergman, a nurse practitioner and post-doctoral research fellow in the Office of Nursing Research, University of Virginia

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