Qualitative community-based participatory study reveals Inuit preferences for person-centred tuberculosis care, indicating the need for systemic change.
Nunavimmiut reported experiencing program-centred tuberculosis care, requiring Inuit to adapt to services that are shaped by resource scarcity. By contrast, Inuit recommended person-centred tuberculosis care that is supportive and responsive to community needs. Changes will necessitate reconciliation- and decolonization-aligned policy changes and increased resources.
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