TUBERCULOSIS<br> An Interdisciplinary Perspective

TUBERCULOSIS
An Interdisciplinary Perspective

CONTENTS


FRONT MATTER John D H Porter and John M Grange	i
Part I Introduction to Tuberculosis and Its Control
THE GLOBAL BURDEN OF TUBERCULOSIS John M. Grange	3
DETERMINANTS OF THE TUBERCULOSIS BURDEN IN POPULATIONS Klaus Jochem and John Walley	33
A CRITIQUE OF THE GLOBAL EFFORT: DO TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMMES ONLY EXIST ON PAPER? — A PERSPECTIVE FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY M. Angélica Sãlomdo	49
THE POLITICS OF TUBERCULOSIS: THE ROLE OF PROCESS AND POWER Gill Walt	67
PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS: THE ETHICS OF INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH INTERVENTIONS FOR TUBERCULOSIS Paul Pronyk and John Porter	99
Part II The Current International Structure
TUBERCULOSIS IN HIGH-PREVALENCE COUNTRIES: CURRENT CONTROL STRATEGIES AND THEIR TECHNICAL AND OPERATIONAL LIMITATIONS Klaus Jochem and John Walley	123
TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT IN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS — POTENTIAL FOR COLLABORATION Ruairí Brugha and Anthony B. Zwi	167
INVOLVING THE PRIVATE MEDICAL SECTOR IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL: PRACTICAL ASPECTS Mukund Uplekar	193
COMPLIANCE VERSUS ADHERENCE: JUST A MATTER OF LANGUAGE? THE POLITICS AND POETICS OF PUBLIC HEALTH Jessica A. Ogden	213
Part III Tuberculosis Treatment from the Patient's Perspective: Social and Economic Dimensions of Treatment-Seeking for Tuberculosis
THE ECONOMICS OF TUBERCULOSIS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT Susan Foster	237
SOCIO-CULTURAL DIMENSIONS IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL Sheela Rangan and Mukund Uplekar	265
TUBERCULOSIS AND HIV — PERSPECTIVES FROM SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Andrew Ustianowski, Peter Mwaba and Alimuddin Zumla	283
TUBERCULOSIS IN ETHNIC MINORITY POPULATIONS IN INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRIES Freda Festenstein and John M. Grange	313
GENDER ISSUES IN THE DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS Patricia Hudelson	339
Part IV Alternative Approaches and Future Directions
THE WAY FORWARD: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL John Porter, Jessica A. Ogden and Paul Pronyk	359
DEMYSTIFYING THE CONTROL OF TUBERCULOSIS IN RURAL BANGLADESH A. M. R. Chowdhury, J. Patrick Vaughan, Sadia Chowdhury and Fazle H. Abed	379
A RESPONSE BY NURSES TO THE CHALLENGE OF TUBERCULOSIS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND RUSSIA Virginia Gleissberg	397
TUBERCULOSIS AND HEALTH SECTOR REFORM Elizabeth Tayler	423
APPLYING HUMAN RIGHTS TO TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL David Nyheim	449
THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT WENT TO SEA: MOVING TOWARDS INTERSECTORAL POLICIES TO PREVENT THE UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF TUBERCULOSIS Carolyn Stephens	467
EDUCATIONAL APPROACHES IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL: BUILDING ON THE ‘SOCIAL’ PARADIGM Thelma Narayan and Ravi Narayan	489
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