Refined programme theory of how an integrated health check for members of tuberculosis-affected households improves health and wellbeing.

<p>Footnotes: The longitudinal programme theory spans the period before household members are invited to participate in screening (pre-intervention), the intervention (including screening and linking to ongoing care) and the period of maintenance after the intervention (post-intervention). Abb...

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Main Author:	Claire Jacqueline Calderwood (17833722) (author)
Other Authors:	Edson Tawanda Marambire (19681609) (author), Modester Ngwerume (22552812) (author), Maureen Tshuma (12074677) (author), Mikaela Coleman (22552815) (author), Trevor Musunzuru (22552818) (author), Sibusiwe Sibanda (22552821) (author), Evelyn Muringi (22552824) (author), Karlos Madziva (19681630) (author), Tinashe Bhaudi (22552827) (author), Fredrick Mbiba (14290026) (author), Lovemore Chupa (22552830) (author), Fungai Kavenga (11747744) (author), Collins Timire (7901150) (author), Junior Mutsvangwa (9987277) (author), Rashida Abbas Ferrand (5811401) (author), Katherine Fielding (168885) (author), Justin Dixon (12836891) (author), Katharina Kranzer (116027) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified xlink "> globally could improve uptake almost two thirds advancing progress towards address proximate determinants variation across conditions using mixed methods refined explanatory theory least one condition unmet health needs integrated health checks health system constraints household contacts guided tuberculosis affected households 84 %) participated integrated health check tuberculosis incidence settings tuberculosis household contacts household tuberculosis contacts household contacts health conditions health check tuberculosis incidence syndemic theory one percent health education tuberculosis strategy tuberculosis screening tuberculosis ). household members vision impairment systematic screening syndemic interactions syndemic framework structural context site treatment reframing screening referred following prospective cohort often characterised low participation informed mixed included screening holistic approach either undiagnosed depth interviews deleterious social core element centred approach based approach
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Refined programme theory of how an integrated health check for members of tuberculosis-affected households improves health and wellbeing.

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