Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) analysis of current MDR-TB and HIV treatment model.

<p>Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) analysis of current MDR-TB and HIV treatment model.</p

Health system and patient level themes from HCW focus groups related to MDR-TB treatment outcomes in South Africa.

<p>Health system and patient level themes from HCW focus groups related to MDR-TB treatment outcomes in South Africa.</p

Conceptual framework for NCM elements to improve MDR-TB proximal outcomes.

<p>Domains of Delivery System and MDR-TB and HIV Decision Support were tested in this study. (tx = treatment).</p

Changes between baseline and six-month pilot study intervention period for selected NCM intervention domains.

<p>* Pre-intervention period used passive, patient self-report of ADRs; intervention period used active surveillance for ADRs.</p><p>Changes between baseline and six-month pilot study intervention period for selected NCM intervention domains.</p

Competing Risk Model of Failure, Default and Death.

<p>AIC =  4854.266.</p><p>-2 Log L =  4812.266.</p><p>Test of Weight Group 1 vs 2: Wald = 3.5642 p = 0.0590 Wald = 0.5475 p = 0.4593 Wald = 17.6184.</p><p>Test of DxTx^{<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0020436#nt107" target="_blank">*</a>} Group 1 vs 2: Wald = 2.9411 p = 0.0863 Wald = 0.0155 p = 0.9011 Wald = 0.9187.</p><p>*DxTx is the time from culture diagnosis to treatment initiation.</p

Cumulative Incidence of Treatment Outcomes by HIV status and weight group.

<p>A =  Failure; B =  Default; C =  Died.</p

Baseline Demographic Characteristics by HIV Status.

<p>∧ Interval between culture positive diagnosis at initial evaluation to time of treatment initiation in MDR-TB Hospital *All (100%) of patients had a positive culture on initial evaluation and referral to the study. The numbers presented here reflect repeat testing on cohort enrollment.</p

Alcohol drinking twice per week or more in members of households with TB compared to those without TB.

Alcohol drinking twice per week or more in members of households with TB compared to those without TB.</p

BMI in members of households with TB compared to those without TB.

BMI in members of households with TB compared to those without TB.</p

Sensitivity analysis- the association between any alcohol drinking and TB status.

Sensitivity analysis- the association between any alcohol drinking and TB status.</p