Down Load PDF
CHAPTER I
SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO HEALTH CARE & TB CONTROL
No of Records : 86 (01-86)
a)
Sociological considerations
No of Records : 30 (01-30)
001
The characteristics of tuberculosis as a community disease.
002
Sociology and tuberculosis: a brief review.
003
The importance of the social sciences for the control of tuberculosis in underdeveloped areas of the world.
004
The medical sciences and the Indian society.
005
Medical social work with special reference to tuberculosis.
006
Medical practice in India: Its sociological implications.
007
Some social aspects of the National Tuberculosis Programme.
008
Social and other factors in intrafamilial transmission of tuberculosis.
009
India s National Tuberculosis Programme in relation to the proposed social and economic development plans.
010
Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis. Social aspects.
011
Medical and social aspects of chronic pulmonary tuberculosis in Finland.
012
The death throes of tradition: change in a tuberculosis sanatorium.
013
Social aspects of tuberculosis problem in India.
014
Social and psychological aspects of tuberculosis control programme.
015
A social perspective of Indias tuberculosis programme.
016
A social revolution in public health.
017
Tuberculosis and social class Leading article.
018
Tuberculosis: A chemotherapeutic triumph but a persistence socio-economic problem.
019
Social aspects of the tuberculosis problem in India.
020
Socio-economic factors in tuberculosis - Correspondence.
021
Importance of human factors in tuberculosis control .
022
Sociological aspect of tuberculosis for programme assessment.
023
The social benefits of anti-tubercular chemotherapy.
024
Social research in tuberculosis.
025
A social science approach to strengthening India`s National Tuberculosis Programme.
026
Tuberculosis control and social change.
027
Childhood tuberculosis in Leeds, 1982-90: social and ethnic factors and the role of the contact clinic in diagnosis.
028
Sociological aspect of tuberculosis: plea for its adoption in programme assessment.
029
National Tuberculosis Control Programme - A social perspective.
030
Tackling TB - the search for solutions
b)
Socio-Cultural, Socio-Economic & Demographic Aspects
No of Records : 28 (31-58)
031
Some economic and emotional problems of the tuberculosis patient and his family.
032
Human relationships in tuberculosis.
033
The validity of socio-economic differentials in tuberculosis mortality.
034
Report on a study of migration in four taluks of Bangalore district.
035
Tuberculosis: A problem of social planning in developing countries.
036
The socio-economic aspects of tuberculosis.
037
Family problems of Tuberculosis patients.
038
The railway and the social aspects of tuberculosis.
039
Socio-cultural factors and health planning.
040
Tuberculosis in rural Haiti.
041
Beliefs about tuberculosis and their implications to health education.
042
Tuberculosis in the world.
043
The contribution of medical measures to the decline of mortality from respiratory tuberculosis: An age period-Cohort model.
044
Socio-cultural context of tuberculosis treatment: a case study of southern Gujarat.
045
A clinical and socio-economic study of hospitalized patients of tuberculosis.
046
Tuberculosis problem seen epidemiologically and sociologically simultaneously.
047
The relationship between socio-economic factors and pulmonary tuberculosis.
048
Social and cultural factors in the successful control of Tuberculosis.
049
"TB voyages" into High Arctic gave MD`s a look at a culture in transition.
050
Seminar on socio-cultural aspects of tuberculosis.
051
Socio-economic factors influencing tuberculosis; A status report of findings at Sagalee, during mass sputum sample survey with effect from 12-3-84 to 31-3-84.
052
Urban deprivation and tuberculosis in the elderly.
053
Socio-cultural dimensions of tuberculosis.
054
Social and operational determinants of patient behaviour in lung tuberculosis.
055
Gender differentials in tuberculosis: the role of socio-economic and cultural factors
056
Historical declines in tuberculosis in England and Wales: improving social conditions or natural selection?
057
Socio-economic impact of tuberculosis on patients and family in India.
058
Tuberculosis preventive therapy: perspective from a multi-ethnic community
c)
Behavioural And Psychological Factors
No of Records : 28 (59-86)
059
Psychology of the tuberculosis patient and the role of the physician.
060
A method for evaluating the attitudes of tuberculous patients.
061
Some relationships between personality and behaviour in hospitalized tuberculosis patients.
062
Evidence of psychosocial factors in the development of pulmonary tuberculosis.
063
Some psychological aspects of pulmonary tuberculosis.
064
Tuberculosis and unsocial elements of the community.
065
The problem of self-administration of Drugs; with particular reference to pulmonary tuberculosis
066
Psychosomatic factors in the rate of recovery from tuberculosis.
067
Emotional factors in the causation of pulmonary tuberculosis.
068
Some behavioral factors in the control of tuberculosis in a rural county.
069
Out-patient care in tuberculosis (non-medical aspects).
070
Psychological factors in tuberculosis.
071
Tuberculosis, a problem of human suffering.
072
A medical-social investigation: Treatment taken prior to reporting at specialized tuberculosis institutions.
073
Psycho-social survey of tuberculosis.
074
Ageing and related social problems of tuberculotic patients.
075
Psychological survey of tuberculosis patients.
076
Personality and its influence on recovery in pulmonary tuberculosis.
077
Incidence of depression in hospitalized tuberculosis patients.
078
Personality problems in tuberculosis alcoholics.
079
Psychiatric morbidity in pulmonary tuberculosis.
080
Psychosocial study of tuberculosis patients.
081
Cognitive and affective reactions of black urban South African towards tuberculosis.
082
Behavioural factors.
083
Homicide by a tuberculous prisoner possibly having drug induced acute delusional psychosis
084
Care seeking behaviour and diagnostic processes in patients with smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis in Malawi
085
Emotional problems amongst hospitalised tuberculosis patients in Delhi
086
Psychiatric morbidity in Tuberculosis patients
Top
Down Load PDF
Chapter I
a) Sociological consi.....
b) Socio-Cultural .....
c) Behavioural And Psych.....