Search Results - "Khonelidze, I"

Cost of TB services in the public and private sectors in Georgia (No 2) by Chikovani, I., Shengelia, N., Marjanishvili, N., Gabunia, T., Khonelidze, I., Cunnama, L., Garcia Baena, I., Kitson, N., Sweeney, S., Vassall, A., Laurence, Y. V.

“…BACKGROUND: Patient-centred care along with optimal financing of inpatient and outpatient services are the main priorities of the Georgia National TB Programme…”
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Novel approach to near POC testing for HCV RNA; integration of HCV RNA testing into existing near POC machines used in National TB program, Georgia by Japaridze, M., Markby, J., Ruiz, R., Khonelidze, I., Danelia, M., Gabisonia, I., Adamia, E., Shilton, S.

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Projected impact and pathways to success of the hepatitis C virus elimination program in Georgia, 2015–2020 by Walker, J.G, Hagan, L, Fraser, H, Martin, N.K, Morgan, J, Nasrullah, M, Averhoff, F, Otiashvili, D, Chikovani, I, Aladashvili, M, Kuniholm, M.H, Kirtadze, I, Gvinjilia, L, Asatiani, A, Baliashvili, D, Khonelidze, I, Stvilia, K, Butsashvili, M, Tsertsvadze, T, Gamkrelidze, A, Kvaratskhelia, V, Vickerman, P

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Addressing lead exposure in children in Georgia: challenges and successes of a multi-agency response by Ruadze, E, Khonelidze, I, Sturua, L, Lauriola, P, Crabbe, H, Marczylo, T, Leonardi, G S, Gamkrelidze, A

“…Abstract The national response for reducing lead (Pb) exposure in Georgia is coordinated by the National Centre for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC&PH)…”
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GENDER RELATED BARRIERS TO TUBERCULOSIS IN GEORGIA by Kochlamazashvili, M, Butsashvili, M, Kajaia, M, Gulbiani, L, Urtkmelidze, I, Khonelidze, I

“…The morbidity and mortality burden of tuberculosis (TB) remains high in Georgia, including drug-resistant TB. A survey was conducted to identify potential…”
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GENDER RELATED BARRIERS AMONG HIV INFECTED INDIVIDUALS by Kajaia, M, Butsashvili, M, Abzianidze, T, Tabatadze, M, Danelia, M, Khonelidze, I

“…Late detection of HIV infection still remains serious problem for Georgia. During the last years prevalence and late detection of HIV infection is increasing…”
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PS-125 - Projected impact and pathways to success of the hepatitis C virus elimination program in Georgia, 2015–2020 by Walker, J.G., Hagan, L., Fraser, H., Martin, N.K., Morgan, J., Nasrullah, M., Averhoff, F., Otiashvili, D., Chikovani, I., Aladashvili, M., Kuniholm, M.H., Kirtadze, I., Gvinjilia, L., Asatiani, A., Baliashvili, D., Khonelidze, I., Stvilia, K., Butsashvili, M., Tsertsvadze, T., Gamkrelidze, A., Kvaratskhelia, V., Vickerman, P.

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