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1. Leprosy post-exposure prophylaxis with single-dose rifampicin: toolkit for implementation

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Barth-Jaeggi, T, Cavaliero, A, Aerts, A, Anand, S, Arif, M, Ay, SS, Aye, TM, Banstola, NL, Baskota, R, Blaney, D, Bonenberger, M, van Brakel, W, Cross, H, Das, VK, Budiawan, T, Fernando, N, Gani, Z, Greter, H, Ignotti, E, Kamara, D, Kasang, C, Komm, B, Kumar, A, Lay, S, Mieras, L, Mirza, F, Mutayoba, B, Njako, B, Pakasi, T, Richardus, Jan hendrik, Saunderson, P, Smith, CS, Staheli, R, Suriyarachchi, N, Shwe, T, Tiwari, Anuj, Wijesinghe, MSD, Berkel, J, Vander Plaetse, B, Virmond, M, Steinmann, P, Barth-Jaeggi, T, Cavaliero, A, Aerts, A, Anand, S, Arif, M, Ay, SS, Aye, TM, Banstola, NL, Baskota, R, Blaney, D, Bonenberger, M, van Brakel, W, Cross, H, Das, VK, Budiawan, T, Fernando, N, Gani, Z, Greter, H, Ignotti, E, Kamara, D, Kasang, C, Komm, B, Kumar, A, Lay, S, Mieras, L, Mirza, F, Mutayoba, B, Njako, B, Pakasi, T, Richardus, Jan hendrik, Saunderson, P, Smith, CS, Staheli, R, Suriyarachchi, N, Shwe, T, Tiwari, Anuj, Wijesinghe, MSD, Berkel, J, Vander Plaetse, B, Virmond, M, and Steinmann, P

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2019

2. Cultural consensus analysis as a tool for clinic improvements

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Smith, CS, Smith, CS, Morris, M, Hill, W, Francovich, C, McMullin, J, Chavez, L, Rhoads, C, Smith, CS, Smith, CS, Morris, M, Hill, W, Francovich, C, McMullin, J, Chavez, L, and Rhoads, C

Abstract

Some problems in clinic function recur because of unexpected value differences between patients, faculty, and residents. Cultural consensus analysis (CCA) is a method used by anthropologists to identify groups with shared values. After conducting an ethnographic study and using focus groups, we developed and validated a CCA tool for use in clinics. Using this instrument, we identified distinct groups with 6 important value differences between those groups. An analysis of these value differences suggested specific and pragmatic interventions to improve clinic functioning. The instrument has also performed well in preliminary tests at another clinic.

Published
2004

3. Cultural consensus analysis as a tool for clinic improvements

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Smith, CS, Smith, CS, Morris, M, Hill, W, Francovich, C, McMullin, J, Chavez, L, Rhoads, C, Smith, CS, Smith, CS, Morris, M, Hill, W, Francovich, C, McMullin, J, Chavez, L, and Rhoads, C

Abstract

Some problems in clinic function recur because of unexpected value differences between patients, faculty, and residents. Cultural consensus analysis (CCA) is a method used by anthropologists to identify groups with shared values. After conducting an ethnographic study and using focus groups, we developed and validated a CCA tool for use in clinics. Using this instrument, we identified distinct groups with 6 important value differences between those groups. An analysis of these value differences suggested specific and pragmatic interventions to improve clinic functioning. The instrument has also performed well in preliminary tests at another clinic.

Published
2004

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