1. Tuberculosis case detection by trained inmate peer educators in a resource-limited prison setting in Ethiopia: a cluster-randomised trial 
Kelemework Adane, PhD, Mark Spigt, PhD, Bjorn Winkens, PhD, Prof Geert-Jan Dinant, PhD 
The Lancet Global Health 
Volume 7, Issue 4, Pages e482-e491 (April 2019)
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2. Figure 1
The national Ethiopian algorithm19 for tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment
Presumptive tuberculosis is defined as having signs and symptoms consistent with tuberculosis, mainly a cough of two or more weeks or a cough of any duration if HIV positive. Presumptive drug-resistant tuberculosis is defined as having a previous history of tuberculosis treatment or a contact history with a patient presumed to have drug-resistant tuberculosis. *Broad-spectrum antimicrobials (excluding fluoroquinolone and tuberculosis drugs) are to be given for 10–14 days.
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3. Figure 2
Trial profile
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4. Figure 3
Trends in tuberculosis case detection in Ethiopian prisons over the one-year intervention period
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