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. 2021 Oct 21;21:1903. doi: 10.1186/s12889-021-12005-y

Table 1.

Characteristics of the participants (N = 63)

No Characteristics Number
1 Background of the participants (n, %)
TB patients
Non-MDR-TB patient 5 (7.9)
MDR-TB patient 4 (6.3)
Health care workers at the community setting
Physician of the CHC 8 (12.7)
Nurse / TB programmer of the CHC level 10 (15.9)
Pharmacist of the CHC 10 (15.9)
Community pharmacist 13 (20.6)
Health care workers at the hospital setting
TB nurse 1 (1.6)
Pharmacist 1 (1.6)
Pulmonologist 1 (1.6)
Internist 1 (1.6)
Others
Government sector 5 (8.0)
Tuberculosis activist 1 (1.6)
Patient’s family 1 (1.6)
Profesional organization at the district level 2 (3.2)
2 Male gender (n, %)a 16 (25.4)
3 Age, in year (mean; min-max) 40.38; 16–66
4 Experience in TB, in month (mean; min-max) 89.46; 6–348
5 The number of participant (n, %)
In-depth Interview 19 (30.2)
Focus Group Discussion 44 (69.8)
6 Duration of the interview, in minute (mean; min-max) 80.80; 4–124
7 Area (n, %)
Rural 29 (46)
Urban 34 (54)
8 Interview’s location (n, %)
Health district office 26 (41.3)
Community health service 21 (33.3)
Professional organization’s office 9 (14.3)
Hospital 5 (7.9)
Home 1 (1.6)
Non-Governmental Organization’ office 1 (1.6)

aNumber of male: non-MDR-TB patient (3); MDR-TB patient (2); Physician of the CHC (1); Nurse / TB programmer of the CHC level (1); Pharmacist of the CHC (0); Community pharmacist (6); Hospital TB nurse (0); Hospital pharmacist (0); Pulmonologist (0); Internist (1); Government sector (1); Tuberculosis activist (0); Patient’s family (0); Professional organization at the district level (1)