Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro ed ergonomia · 2011
[Are targeted interventions needed in foreigner workers with latent tubercular infection? A study on anti-tubercular treatment compliance among health care workers].
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Murgia N, Ferrara G, Muzi G, Ferrarese M, Abbritti G, Codecasa L R
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INTRODUCTION: Health care workers (HCWs) are at high risk of latent tubercular infection (LTBI). In this study predictors of anti-tubercular treatment interruption in HCWs with LTBI are evaluated.
METHODS: 1056 HCWs with LTBI were followed up to register adverse events and predictors of treatment interruption.
RESULTS: 289 workers did not complete the treatment. Predictors of treatment interruption were adverse events (OR 1.47; 95CI% 1.07-2.03) and to be born in South-America (OR 1.55; 95CI% 1.06-2.26).
CONCLUSION: The higher risk in South-Americans supports the need of targeted formative interventions on these workers.
METHODS: 1056 HCWs with LTBI were followed up to register adverse events and predictors of treatment interruption.
RESULTS: 289 workers did not complete the treatment. Predictors of treatment interruption were adverse events (OR 1.47; 95CI% 1.07-2.03) and to be born in South-America (OR 1.55; 95CI% 1.06-2.26).
CONCLUSION: The higher risk in South-Americans supports the need of targeted formative interventions on these workers.