Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Tuberculosis and adverse events in different populations
Disease area: Respiratory infections



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K. O'Brien (London, United Kingdom), S. Ikram (London, United Kingdom), M. Burman (London, United Kingdom), H. Kunst (London, United Kingdom). Barriers and facilitators of a latent tuberculosis screening and treatment programme of recent migrants. 508

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