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Cost-Effectiveness of Community Health Workers in Tuberculosis Control in Bangladesh
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Bulletin of the World Health Organization
Volume:
80
Issue:
6
Copyright:
2002
Description:
The objective of this article was to compare the cost-effectiveness of the tuberculosis programm run by the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee, which uses community health workers (CHWs), with that of the government program which does not use CHWs. [adapted from author]
Subject
Geographic Focus
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