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El deterioro de la tuberculosis en Chile

WORSENING SITUATION OF TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILE

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dc.creatorFica, Alberto; Hospital Base Valdivia
dc.creatorHerrera, Tania; Programa de Control y Eliminación de la Tuberculosis MINSAL
dc.creatorAguilera, Ximena; Centro de Epidemiología y Políticas de Salud, Universidad del Desarrollo, Santiago
dc.date2019-06-18
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dc.identifierhttp://www.revistamedicadechile.cl/ojs/index.php/rmedica/article/view/7035
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dc.descriptionBackground: Recent data suggest an increase in tuberculosis (TB) incidence in Chile. Aim: To evaluate recent epidemiological trends, geographic extension and potential factors associated with TB reemergence in Chile. Material and methods: Data analysis from official sources and trend analysis. Results: TB incidence rate increased from 12.3 (2014) to 14.7 (2016) per 100.000 inhabitants. Morbidity rates also increased in nine out of 15 regions. The proportion of TB cases in specific groups has also increased in the last six years: HIV/AIDS (68%), immigrants (118%), drug users/alcoholics (267%) and homeless people (370%). Several indicators of the national TB program performance have deteriorated including TB case detection, HIV co-infection study and contact tracing activities. Overall results indicate a higher than expected case-fatality ratio (>3%), high rates of loss from follow-up (>5%), and low percentage of cohort healing rate (es-ES
dc.descriptionBackground: Recent data suggest an increase in tuberculosis (TB) incidence in Chile. Aim: To evaluate recent epidemiological trends, geographic extension and potential factors associated with TB reemergence in Chile. Material and methods: Data analysis from official sources and trend analysis. Results: TB incidence rate increased from 12.3 (2014) to 14.7 (2016) per 100.000 inhabitants. Morbidity rates also increased in nine out of 15 regions. The proportion of TB cases in specific groups has also increased in the last six years: HIV/AIDS (68%), immigrants (118%), drug users/alcoholics (267%) and homeless people (370%). Several indicators of the national TB program performance have deteriorated including TB case detection, HIV co-infection study and contact tracing activities. Overall results indicate a higher than expected case-fatality ratio (>3%), high rates of loss from follow-up (>5%), and low percentage of cohort healing rate (en-US
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dc.publisherRevista Médica de Chilees-ES
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dc.sourceRevista Médica de Chile; Vol. 147, núm. 8 (2019): AGOSTO 2019es-ES
dc.source0034-9887
dc.subjectEmigrants and Immigrants; Financial Support; HIV; Tuberculosises-ES
dc.subjectEmigrants and Immigrants; Financial Support; HIV; Tuberculosisen-US
dc.titleEl deterioro de la tuberculosis en Chilees-ES
dc.titleWORSENING SITUATION OF TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILEen-US
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