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1
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Adejumo, 2020 [40]
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Challenges of Tuberculosis Control in Lagos State, Nigeria: A Qualitative Study of Health-Care Providers’ Perspectives
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34 in-depth interviews with health workers
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Data coded deductively into previously dentified themes
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Challenges with TB management and supervision, laboratory tests, DOTS providers’ training, and work overload
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2
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Ajayi, 2013 [38]
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Assessing resources for implementing a community directed intervention (CDI) strategy in delivering multiple health interventions in urban poor communities in Southwestern Nigeria: a qualitative study
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12 Focus group discussions and 73 key informant interviews (KIIs) with stakeholders
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Content analysis- inductive and deductive
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Community resources can facilitate access to health care
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3
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Bieh, 2017 [41]
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Hospitalized care for MDR-TB in Port Harcourt, Nigeria: a qualitative study
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2 gender based FGDs and 11 in-depth interviews with patients
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Transcription of data, coding and thematic assembly and analysis
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Patient-centered care improves access and removes stigma
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4
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Ogbuabor, 2020 [42]
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Through service providers’ eyes: health systems factors affecting implementation of tuberculosis control in Enugu State, South Eastern Nigeria
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23 in-depth interviews with health workers
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Framework approach
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Leadership and governance, health financing and human resources, supply chain system (technology), health information system and service delivery
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5
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Olukolade, 2017 [43]
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Role of treatment supporters beyond monitoring daily drug intake for TB-patients: Findings from a qualitative study in Nigeria
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2 FGDs, 15 KIIs and IDIs
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Data transcription and content analysis
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Patient nominated treatment supporter and patient centered approach to TB Therapy very crucial
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6
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Okeibunor, 2006 [44]
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Barriers to care seeking in directly observed therapy short-course (DOTS) clinics and tuberculosis control in southern Nigeria: a qualitative analysis
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24 in-depth interviews & 24 FGDs
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Themes were developed in the form of codes and further summarized ethno-graphically
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Perceived causes of TB infection, perceived high costs & quality of care prevent patients from accessing available services
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7
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Onyeneho, 2010 [45]
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Is there a role for patent medicine vendors (PMVs) in tuberculosis control in southern Nigeria?
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17 interviews each with PMV and community leaders
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Developing, describing and interpreting codes
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Knowledge and practice about TB, referral practices, awareness of TB clinics, involvement in detection of TB cases and attitudes towards involvement of PMVs in TB control
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8
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Oshi, 2016 [46]
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Gender-related factors influencing women’s health seeking for tuberculosis care in Ebonyi state, Nigeria
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56 interviews – with 46 women and 10 men from 6 communities
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Cross-case analysis of key themes
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Socio-cultural & economic factors weaken women’s access to health care
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9
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Ushie, 2012 [47]
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The paradox of family support: Concerns of tuberculosis-infected HIV patients about involving family and friends in their treatment.
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8 FGD, 21 In-depth Interviews, 4Case histories
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Thematic analysis
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Family support promotes adherence
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10
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Ukwaja et al. (2017) [48]
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Sustaining the DOTS’: stakeholders’ experience of a social protection intervention for TB in Nigeria.
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103 key Informant interview, 2 FGD, 10 In-depth interviews
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Thematic content analysis until data saturation
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Patients and health workers recorded positive outcomes with financial inducements
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