Background Tuberculosis (TB) has been regarded as 'a relentless scourge', increasing
morbidity and mortality and burdening vulnerable populations. Poor adherence to TB …

Background Treatment non-adherence is a serious challenge to effective tuberculosis (TB)
control in Tibet. In this study we will pilot and evaluate the effectiveness of using new …

Background The success of a tuberculosis digital adherence technology relies on patients'
satisfaction with and the usability of the technology. This study aimed to evaluate treatment …

Background WHO recommends that electronic medication monitors, a form of digital
adherence technology, be used as a complement to directly observed treatment (DOT) for …

Background Tuberculosis remains the leading cause of death from a single infectious
disease worldwide. Trials evaluating digital adherence technologies for tuberculosis in low …

Introduction Successful treatment of tuberculosis depends to a large extent on good
adherence to treatment regimens, which relies on directly observed treatment (DOT). This in …

Poor medication adherence may increase rates of loss to follow-up, disease relapse and
drug resistance for individuals with active tuberculosis (TB). While TB programmes have …

Background Mobile text messaging and medication monitors (medication monitor boxes)
have the potential to improve adherence to tuberculosis (TB) treatment and reduce the need …

Background Treatment for drug-sensitive tuberculosis (TB) is taken for at least 6 months and
problems with adherence are common. Therefore, there is substantial interest in the …

Background: Impact of digital adherence technologies on tuberculosis treatment outcomes
remains poorly understood. We evaluated whether smart pillboxes and medication labels …