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Determining the Impact of Enhanced Case Finding on Tuberculosis Notification in The Gambia
This is a cluster Tuberculosis (TB) randomized trial in which enhanced case finding (ECF) strategy will be compared to passive TB case reporting in The Gambia. And that the impact of ECF on community and household transmission of TB will also be assessed. The hypothesis is a cluster randomized trial of an enhanced case finding (ECF) strategy will increase TB case notifications in The Gambia and reduce TB burden in the study area in a cost effective manner. The impact of ECF on community and household transmission of TB will also be assessed. The investigators hope this trial will contribute to this evidence base. The timing alongside a nationwide TB prevalence survey is particularly of benefit as that would provide a baseline for disease burden against which the investigators may be able to compare case notification or case detection in selected clusters
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