Tuberculosis
Locating Former Inmates Critical For Adequate Research Follow-Up
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, July 24th, 2001
Such strategies are essential for adequate follow-up, said E. Menendez and colleagues at the University of California San Francisco, and their success in this case relied at least partly on bilingual searchers and prerelease information gathering.
"The purpose of this study was to examine the ability to locate subjects recently released from jail, identify predictors of being able to find a subject, and describe effective search strategies for this unique...
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