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A Tuberculosis Molecular Bacterial Load Assay (TB-MBLA)
Published on: April 30, 2020
[To the program on state guarantees to deliver free medical aid to Russia's citizens in tuberculosis facilities]
Abstract:
The program on state guarantees for free medical aid to Russia's citizens in tuberculosis facilities shows too high standards for round-the-clock adult tuberculosis inpatient beds. Tuberculosis sanatorium beds that are also round-the-clock stay beds and should be a part of the federal standard are disregarded. Hospital-replacing technologies have been inadequately developed in the antituberculosis service. There is an excess of pediatric tuberculosis sanatorium beds that serve mainly for social, rather than clinical indications.
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