Tuberculosis - A Health-Education Imperative Returns
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2-1-1995
Department
Community Health Sciences
Abstract
The ominous resurgence of tuberculosis after many years of containment necessitates a review of the various factors responsible. An intense collaborative effort is needed to avoid potentially catastrophic consequences of the new epidemic. To provide a basis for health education recommendations, the factors contributing to the resurgence of tuberculosis, the nature of the current epidemic, and past health education efforts are reviewed. Further, an expanded Health Belief Model is offered as a foundation to guide educational campaigns.
Publication Title
Journal of Community Health
Volume
20
Issue
1
First Page
29
Last Page
57
Recommended Citation
White, G. L.,
Henthorne, B. H.,
Barnes, S. E.,
Segarra, J. T.
(1995). Tuberculosis - A Health-Education Imperative Returns. Journal of Community Health, 20(1), 29-57.
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