Strengthening tuberculosis surveillance and care cascade in Angola: a scoping review of strategies, challenges, and opportunities in a high-burden setting

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healthcare

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AlvRibZinArc

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Cen

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The research question "What is the scientific evidence regarding the surveillance and care strategies for tuberculosis control in the population of Angola?" was developed based on the use of the PCC strategy, where P (population) refers to the general population; C (concept) pertains surveillance and care strategies to the tuberculosis control; and C (context) relates to the national setting of Angola.

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Objectives

To identify surveillance and care actions implemented for tuberculosis control in the c

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