Percentage change in spending allocation with 100% spending optimised relative to baseline spending by TB intervention for five participating countries.

<p>Notes: a, Baseline spending maintained or less than 1% increase in baseline spending; b, prisoners included in intervention for ACF among populations at higher risk; c, No spending in baseline so absolute value of spending allocation shown; c, Mandatory testing only modelled in Uzbekistan....

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Autor principal:	Anna L. Bowring (13868384) (author)
Outros Autores:	Rowan Martin-Hughes (4431142) (author), Debra ten Brink (21702600) (author), Kelvin Burke (21702603) (author), Svitlana Nidzvetska (21702606) (author), Nisaa Wulan (17297388) (author), Phillip Luong (20071716) (author), Eloisa Perez-Bennetts (20775823) (author), Nick Scott (837353) (author)
Publicado em:	2025
Assuntos:	Medicine Pharmacology Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified maximise health outcomes level modelling studies expand contact tracing analysis collates results allocative efficiency studies 95 per 100 6 &# 8211 119 per 100 relapse tb cases reduce tb incidence reduce tb burden pulmonary tb incidence optimising tb investments optima tb model higher tb risk achieving end tb continued 2022 spending tb preventive treatment continued baseline spending reach without new 2024 &# 8211 18 &# 8211 reallocate tb funds current spending optimised current spending treatment interventions baseline scenario optimised distribution optimised allocation strategy targets standard regimens mandatory testing kyrgyz republic identify priorities given resources five country expanding community eastern europe central asia 9 months 000 population
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Percentage change in spending allocation with 100% spending optimised relative to baseline spending by TB intervention for five participating countries.

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