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Replication Data for: Effectiveness of routine tuberculosis education in a high-burden setting: A prospective observational cohort study

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healthcare

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dataset
Creator:
JohNanJ. Arm
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an
Publisher:
Yal
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De-identified dataset, README file, Variable Labels, and R analysis code used in the study analysis "Effectiveness of routine tuberculosis education in a high-burden setting: A prospective observational cohort study

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Medicine, Health and Life Sciencestuberculosishivhealth literacyeducationUganda

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