Characteristics of the included randomized controlled trials.

Adapted Donabedian model to assess the quality of nutrition services / indicators, sample and data collection.

Cost of each component of active TB case-finding in this study in China in 2013.

Risk group 1 and 2, and yield, and prevalence of new TB cases, for each group.

Demographic characteristics of the population aged 65 or over in the sample population in China in 2013.

Yield of all forms of pulmonary TB by patient’s characteristics (prison inmates).

Algorithms to screen the population for TB aged 65 or over in the different high risk group in this study, based on the WHO recommendations.

Logistic regression determining predictors of caries presence in a sample of 983 children.

Oral hygiene profile of study participants (N = 992).

Number of tests to be taken, yield and cost per case for each algorithm of the medium risk group 1, high risk group 2 and all aged 65 and over.

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Characteristics of women who received the four key nutritional services during antenatal care.

Healthcare provider’s knowledge of antenatal care nutrition and infant and young child feeding practices.

Caries profile of study participants (N = 992).

The number needed to screen to detect one case of ADHD based on the Rutter’s Indicators of adversity score (RIA-score) assessed in infancy.

Total number of new TB cases found in the study population in China in 2013 and how diagnosed, smear positive TB and/or culture positive TB, or CXR and clinical alone.

Profile of study participants (N = 992).

Yield of all forms of pulmonary TB by patient’s characteristics (rural poor communities).

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Definition of high risk factors for TB used in this study.