Influence of setting and diagnostic algorithm on disease severity among people diagnosed with symptomatic and asymptomatic tuberculosis in South Africa: Dataset and code
AHRI.AHCoS.vuk
Nompumelelo Mkwanazi
Sweetness H Dube
Africa Health Research Institute
Nesstar Publisher
Influence of setting and diagnostic algorithm on disease severity among people diagnosed with symptomatic and asymptomatic tuberculosis in South Africa: Dataset and code
AHRI.AHCoS.vuk
Mareca Sithole
Nompumelelo Mkwanazi
Sweetness Dube
Dickman Gareta
Nicky McCreesh
Alison D Grant
Palwasha Y Khan
Indira Govender
Emily B Wong
Innocentia Buthelezi
Willem A. Hanekom
Gregory Ording Jespersen
Mark J. Siedner
Africa Health Research Institute
Nesstar Publisher
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Wellcome Trust
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
South African Department of Science and Innovation
South African Medical Research Council
South African Population Research Infrastructure Network
R01A1147321
201433/Z/16/Z
OPP1175182
v1.0.0
Tuberculosis, symptoms, screening
MeSH subject headings
Data and code to replicate the analyses in the paper "Influence of setting and diagnostic algorithm on disease severity among people diagnosed with symptomatic and asymptomatic tuberculosis in South Africa"
South Africa
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Individuals
Participants in the Vukuzazi and AHCoS studies
Quantitative data from interview and clinical measuments
This dataset contains only the data necessary to replicate the results in the paper. Data from the AHCoS and Vukuzazi studies were combined into a single dataset, and variables were grouped
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