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Social Group and Health Care Provider Interventions to Increase the Demand for Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Test Among Community Members in Ebonyi State, Nigeria: A Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial.

Department of Community Medicine, Ebonyi State University0 个研究点目标入组 18 人开始时间: 2018年8月14日最近更新:
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试验速览

阶段
未知
状态
已完成
发起方
入组人数
18

研究概览

简要总结

2019 protocol in https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31601250 (added 14/10/2019) 2021 results in https://doi.org/10.1016/S2214-109X(20)30508-8 (added 18/02/2021)

研究设计

研究类型
Interventional

入排标准

入选标准

  • Current participant inclusion criteria as of 24/08/2018:
  • 1. Availability of eligible health care facilities:
  • 1.1. At least one eligible public primary health care facility
  • 1.2. At least one eligible patient medicine vendor (PMV)
  • 2. Ease of access - closeness to a motorable road that is usable even in the rainy season
  • Public primary health facilities:
  • 1. Functionality
  • 1.1. Provision of MRDT services
  • 1.2. Provision of maternal and child health care services including immunisation
  • 2. Attending to at least an average of four fever cases (or suspected cases of malaria) per day
  • 3. Having at least 2 staff that are at least junior community health extension workers (JCHEWs)
  • Patent medicine vendors (PMVs):
  • 1. Have basic training in MRDT services
  • 2. Either currently offering or previously offered MRDT services
  • Individual public health care providers must have involvement in the diagnosis (and treatment) of malaria
  • Social groups (women associations/meetings, village meetings, men associations, youth associations, elders’ fora, ward/community/village development committees etc) must be recognised by cluster heads/authorities.
  • Households must have a report of any case of fever or suspected malaria among under-5 children, 5 years and above children, and adults (excluding pregnant women) in the household in the preceding two weeks to a population-based household survey.
  • Previous participant inclusion criteria:
  • 1. Availability of eligible health care facilities:
  • 1.1. At least one eligible public primary health care facility
  • 1.2. At least one eligible private health facility or PMV (patient medicine vendor)
  • 2. Ease of access - closeness to a motorable road that is usable even in the rainy season
  • Public primary health facilities:
  • 1. Functionality
  • 1.1. Provision of MRDT services
  • 1.2. Provision of maternal and child health care services including immunisation
  • 2. Attending to at least an average of four fever cases (or suspected cases of malaria) per day
  • 3. Having at least 3 staff that are at least junior community health extension workers (JCHEWs)
  • Individual private health care providers and patent medicine vendors (PMVs):
  • 1. Have basic training in MRDT services
  • 2. Either currently offering or previously offered MRDT services
  • Individual public health care providers must have involvement in the diagnosis (and treatment) of malaria
  • Social groups (women associations/meetings, village meetings, men associations, youth associations, elders’ fora, ward/community/village development committees etc) must be recognised by cluster heads/authorities.
  • Households must have a report of any case of fever or suspected malaria among under-5 children, 5 years and above children, and adults (excluding pregnant women) in the household in the preceding two weeks to a population-based household survey.

排除标准

  • For clusters:
  • 1. Participation in similar interventions within the preceding year
  • 2. Clusters that are too close (less than 15 km apart) and not separated by a buffer area or natural barrier
  • 3. Urban clusters (in cities/towns)
  • 4. No consent provided
  • For all other participant groups, non-consenting participants will be excluded from the study.

研究者

发起方
Department of Community Medicine, Ebonyi State University

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