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  • The arrival of COVID-19 has disrupted health service provision globally In this note, the authors discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the provision of tuberculosis (TB) services in Zimbabwe TB is endemic in the country and disruption of services may potentially have serious consequences for patients with existing and undiagnosed TB In this letter, the authors discuss the need for innovative strategies that ensure TB prevention and treatment services in a manner which reduces COVID-19 risk of patients and healthcare workers
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  • Implementing effective TB prevention and treatment programmes in the COVID-19 era in Zimbabwe. A call for innovative differentiated service delivery models
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