Tuberculosis Information CD-ROM

Neighborhood Health Messengers: Using Local Knowledge, Trust, and Relationships to Create Culturally Effective Tuberculosis Education and Care for Immigrant and Refugee Families

Psychosocial, Social Structural, and Environmental Determinants of Tuberculosis Control

Community Perspectives in Tuberculosis Control and Elimination: The Personal Experiences of Patients and Providers Panel Discussion

Group Discussion of Themes and Issues from Day One

Breakout Group Sessions I: Identifying Research Gaps and Needs

Turning Research into Practice Panel Discussion

Sharpening the Focus on Turning Research into Practice: The Promise of Participatory Research Approaches

Two CDC Models from HIV Prevention: Replicating Effective Programs and Diffusion of Effective Behavioral Interventions

Effective Intervention for Asthma

Potential Funding Opportunities

Closing Remarks: Maintaining the Momentum on Development of a Tuberculosis Research Agenda

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Section II. Presentations and Panel Discussions

The following section, which summarizes the Forum presentations and panel discussions, is organized according to the order of events at the Forum. For the reader’s reference, a copy of the Forum agenda and presentation slides are included in Appendices A and B, respectively. The Forum began with opening remarks and presentations highlighting the role of behavioral and social science research in TB control and elimination. Following these presentations, a diverse group of researchers, scientists, community providers, staff of TB control programs, and patients shared their unique perspectives on TB control and behavioral and social science research in TB.

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The Tuberculosis Behavioral and Social Science Research Forum Proceedings

Section II. Presentations and Panel Discussions