Evaluation of patient centred digital adherence technology for tuberculosis treatment outcomes: pragmatic randomised controlled trial
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The authors aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a patient-centered digital adherence technology, Tuberculosis Treatment Support Tools (TB-TST), in improving treatment outcomes for individuals with drug-susceptible tuberculosis in Argentina. The study found that the intervention group experienced a higher treatment success rate and lower loss to follow-up compared to the control group, particularly benefiting younger participants and women. These results suggest that digital adherence tools can enhance tuberculosis treatment adherence in low-resource settings, warranting further research on their broader applications and effectiveness.
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