Background Compliance to anti-TB treatment is crucial in achieving cure and avoiding the
emergence of drug resistance. Electronic health (eHealth) interventions are included in the …

Background Mobile phone text messaging (SMS) has the potential to promote adherence to
tuberculosis treatment. This systematic review aims to synthesize current evidence on the …

Background Over the last decade, the availability and use of mobile phones have grown
exponentially globally and in Cambodia. In the Sihanouk Hospital Centre of Hope (SHCH) in …

The use of mobile phones has substantially increased throughout the world over the last
decade. This has opened up opportunities for the integration of mobile phones as health …

Background An estimated two billion people, over one third of the world's population, have
latent infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (LTBI). Patient adherence to LTBI treatment …

Background Low tuberculosis (TB) treatment completion rates in sub-Saharan Africa are an
important driver of multidrug resistance. Mobile technology-based interventions have been …

Abstract To attain the Global End Tuberculosis (TB) goals, the treatment of persons with TB
requires advancements in coordinated approaches that are low-cost and highly accessible …

There is limited high-quality evidence available to inform the use of text messaging to
improve latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) treatment adherence. We performed a parallel …

Introduction Interventions to improve adherence to treatment for latent tuberculosis infection
(LTBI) are necessary to improve treatment completion rates and optimise tuberculosis (TB) …

Background The short messaging service (SMS) is supposed to improve adherence of TB
patients to regular treatment. Methods A cross-sectional study using survey questionnaires …