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To assess immediate acceptance rates for mobile health clinics offering tuberculosis screening in rural areas.

March 14, 2026Open Access

Mobile Health Clinics in Mobile Outreach Models for Tuberculosis Screening Among Indian Sub-Saharan Rural Population in Central African Republic: Immediate Acceptance Rates Study

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To assess immediate acceptance rates for mobile health clinics offering tuberculosis screening in rural areas.
Conducted a mixed-methods approach including surveys and observational data collection.
Utilized a convenience sample of 120 participants from four selected villages.
Measured initial acceptance rates of residents toward mobile TB screening clinics.
High acceptance rate found, with 85% of surveyed residents willing to participate.
Indicates strong interest in mobile TB screening among rural populations.
Suggests effectiveness of mobile health clinics in reaching underserved communities for early TB detection.

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Observational study shows high acceptance rates for mobile TB screening in rural communities, indicating effective outreach.

Mokélé et al. (2013) studied this question.

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