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| 1 | Parabolic equation solution of tropospheric wave propagation using fem 显示文摘 | Isaakidis S A Xenos T D | 2004 | Progress In Electromagnetics Research2004，，49： | 1 |
| 2 | Treating 4,000 diabetic patients in Cambodia, a high-prevalence but resourcelimited setting:a 5-year study显示文摘 | Raguenaud ME Isaakidis P Reid T | 2009 | BMC Med2009，7，： | 1 |
| 3 | Relation between burden of disease and randomised evidence in sub-Saharan Africa: survey of research显示文摘 | Isaakidis P Swingler GH Pienaar E | 2002 | BMJ2002，324，7339： | 1 |
| 4 | The Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis Diagnosis and Treatment Cascade in Bangladesh显示文摘 | Hossain ST Isaakidis P Sagili KD | 2015 | PLoS One2015，10，12： | 1 |
| 5 | Rooting of peach hardwood and semi-hardwood cuttings显示文摘 | TSIPOURIDIS C THOMIDIS T ISAAKIDIS A | 2003 | Aust J Exp Agric2003，43，： | 1 |
| 6 | Parabolic equation solution of tropospheric wave propagation using FEM 显示文摘 | Isaakidis S A Xenos T D | 2004 | Prog Elec- tromagn Res2004，49，： | 1 |
| 7 | HPV infection, cervicalabnormalities, and cancer in HIV-infected women in Mumbai, In-dia: 12-month follow-up 显示文摘 | Isaakidis P Pimple S Varghese B | 2013 | Int J Womens Health2013，5，： | 1 |
| 8 | Serogroup X in meningococcal disease,Western Kenya显示文摘 | Materu S Cox HS Isaakidis P | | 0，，06： | 1 |
| 9 | An artificial neural network predictor for tropospheric surface duct phenomena 显示文摘 | Isaakidis S A Dimou L N Xenos T D | 2007 | Nonline Processes Geophysics2007，14，： | 1 |
| 10 | Learning a community language as a third language 显示文摘 | Clyne M Hunt C R Isaakidis T | 2004 | International Journal of Multilingunlism2004，1，1： | 1 |
| 11 | Adverse events among HIV/MDR-TB co-infected patients receiving antiretroviral and second line anti-TB treatment in Mumbai, India 显示文摘 | Isaakidis P Varghese B Mansoor H | 2012 | PLoS One2012，7，40： | 1 |
| 12 | High rate of hypothy- roidism in muhidrug-resistant tuberculosis patients co-in- fected with HIV in Mumbai, India显示文摘 | Andries A Isaakidis P Das M | 2013 | PLoS One2013，8，78： | 1 |
| 13 | The contribution of a non-governmental organisation’s Community Based Tuberculosis Care Programme to case finding in Myanmar:trend over time显示文摘Background:It is estimated that the standard,passive case finding(PCF)strategy for detecting cases of tuberculosis(TB)in Myanmar has not been successful:26%of cases are missing.Therefore,alternative strategies,such as active case finding(ACF)by community volunteers,have been initiated since 2011.This study aimed to assess the contribution of a Community Based TB Care Programme(CBTC)by local non-government organizations(NGOs)to TB case finding in Myanmar over 4 years.Methods:This was a descriptive study using routine,monitoring data.Original data from the NGOs were sent to a central registry within the National TB Programme and data for this study were extracted from that database.Data from all 84 project townships in five regions and three states in Myanmar were used.The project was launched in 2011.Results:Over time,the number of presumptive TB cases that were referred decreased,except in the Yangon Region,although in some areas,the numbers fluctuated.At the same time,there was a trend for the proportion of cases treated,compared to those referred,that decreased over time(P=0.051).Overall,among 84 townships,the contribution of CBTC to total case detection deceased from 6%to 4%over time(P<0.001).Conclusions:Contrary to expectations and evidence from previous studies in other countries,a concerning reduction in TB case finding by local NGO volunteer networks in several areas in Myanmar was recorded over 4 years.This suggests that measures to support the volunteer network and improve its performance are needed.They may include discussion with local NGOs human resources personnel,incentives for the volunteers,closer supervision of volunteers and improved monitoring and evaluation tools. | Htet Myet Win Maung Saw Saw Petros Isaakidis Mohammed Khogali Anthony Reid Nguyen Binh Hoa Ko Ko Zaw Saw Thein Si Thu Aung | 2017 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2017，6，1： | 0 |
| 14 | Different challenges,different approaches and related expenditures of communitybased tuberculosis activities by international non-governmental organizations in Myanmar显示文摘Background:International non-governmental organizations(INGOs)have been implementing community-based tuberculosis(TB)care(CBTBC)in Myanmar since 2011.Although the National TB Programme(NTP)ultimately plans to take over CBTBC,there have been no evaluations of the models of care or of the costs of providing CBTBC in Myanmar by INGOs.Methods:This was a descriptive study using routinely-collected programmatic and financial data from four INGOs during 2013 and 2014,adjusted for inflation.Data analysis was performed from the provider perspective.Costs for sputum examination were not included as it was provided free of charge by NTP.We calculated the average cost per year of each programme and cost per patient completing treatment.Results:Four INGOs assisted the NTP by providing CBTBC in areas where access to TB services was challenging.Each INGO faced different issues in their contexts and responded with a diversity of strategies.The total costs ranged from US$140754 to US$550221 during the study period.The cost per patient completing treatment ranged from US$215 to US$1076 for new cases and US$354 to US$1215 for retreatment cases,depending on the targeted area and the package of services offered.One INGO appeared less costly,more sustainable and patient oriented than others.Conclusions:This study revealed a wide variety of models of care and associated costs for implementing CBTBC in diverse and challenging populations and contexts in Myanmar.Consequently,we recommend a more comprehensive evaluation,including development of a cost model,to estimate the costs of scaling up CBTBC country-wide,and cost-effectiveness studies,to best inform the NTP as it prepares to takeover CBTBC activities from INGOs.While awaiting evidence from these studies,model of CBTBC that have higher sustainability potential and allocate more resources to patient-centered care should be given priority support. | Wai Wai Han Saw Saw Petros Isaakidis Mohammed Khogali Anthony Reid Nguyen Hoa Ko Ko Zaw Si Thu Aung | 2017 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2017，6，1： | 0 |
| 15 | Active case-finding for tuberculosis by mobile teams in Myanmar:yield and treatment outcomes显示文摘Background:Since 2005,the Myanmar National Tuberculosis Programme(NTP)has been implementing active case finding(ACF)activities involving mobile teams in hard-to-reach areas.This study revealed the contribution of mobile team activities to total tuberculosis(TB)case detection,characteristics of TB patients detected by mobile teams and their treatment outcomes.Methods:This was a descriptive study using routine programme data between October 2014 and December 2014.Mobile team activities were a one-stop service and included portable digital chest radiography(CXR)and microscopy of two sputum samples.The algorithm of the case detection included screening patients by symptoms,then by CXR followed by sputum microscopy for confirmation.Diagnosed patients were started on treatment and followed until a final outcome was ascertained.Results:A total of 9349 people with symptoms suggestive of TB were screened by CXR,with an uptake of 96.6%.Of those who were meant to undergo sputum smear microscopy,51.4%had sputum examinations.Finally,504 TB patients were identified by the mobile teams and the overall contribution to total TB case detection in the respective townships was 25.3%.Among total cases examined by microscopy,6.4%were sputum smear positive TB.Treatment success rate was high as 91.8%in study townships compared to national rate 85%(2014 cohort).Conclusions:This study confirmed the feasibility and acceptability of ACF by mobile teams in hard-to-reach contexts,especially when equipped with portable,digital CXR machines that provided immediate results.However,the follow-up process of sputum examination created a significant barrier to confirmation of the diagnosis.In order to optimize the ACF through mobile team activity,future ACF activities were needed to be strengthened one stop service including molecular diagnostics or provision of sputum cups to all presumptive TB cases prior to CXR and testing if CXR suggestive of TB. | Ohnmar Myint Saw Saw Petros Isaakidis Mohammed Khogali Anthony Reid Nguyen Binh Hoa Thi Thi Kyaw Ko Ko Zaw Tin Mi Mi Khaing Si Thu Aung | 2017 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2017，6，1： | 0 |
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