Improving case detection of tuberculosis in hospitalised Kenyan children—employing the behaviour change wheel to aid intervention design and implementation
Jacquie Oliwa(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Anna H. van’t Hoog(University of Applied Sciences Utrecht), Mike English(Angkor Hospital for Children), Enos Masini(Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria), Michaël Boele van Hensbroek(Emma Kinderziekenhuis), Caroline Jones(The University of Western Australia), Jacinta Nzinga(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine)
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