A checklist for assessing gender responsiveness in TB control program in the community
- Author:
Marita V. T. Reyes
1
;
Lorna L. Jandoc
1
;
Rebecca M. Ramos
1
;
Helen A. de Guzman
1
Author Information
1. Womens Health Care Foundation, Inc., Quezon City, Philippines
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- MeSH:
Public Health;
Sexism
- From:
Philippine Journal of Health Research and Development
2024;28(2):72-74
- CountryPhilippines
- Language:English
-
Abstract:
Unrecognized gender issues in TB prevention and management in the community and the resulting lack of mechanisms to address
these poses as barrier in the success of TB control. Results from two projects on gender responsiveness in TB prevention and
management in the community conducted in 2020-2023 contributed to the development of a checklist that can be used as guide to make
TB control measures gender-responsive. The checklist used the basic elements of a public health program as framework. This was
enhanced by measures to address gender issues which surfaced from KAPcommunity surveys on TB and Gender, in-depth interviews
of TB program implementers, and FGDs with women and men who had lived with TB, including their families.
- Full text:2024070810193824548(10) REYES 2024 - FINAL pp. 72-74.pdf