COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS IN THE CONTROL OF MALARIA AND NEGLECTED TROPICAL DISEASES IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW.

Ivan Emil, K. Njunwa, J. Ntaganira
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Review Objective This review comprises of a quantitative and a qualitative component, which together aim to examine the role of CHWs in the control of malaria and NTDs. More specifically, the review question(s) are: Quantitative • Are the services provided by CHWs effective in the control of NTDs in comparison with those provided by trained healthcare professionals in sub-Saharan Africa? • Are the services provided by CHWs effective in the control of malaria in comparison with those provided by trained healthcare professionals in sub-Saharan Africa? Qualitative What are the experiences of CHWs in delivering tools and drugs for the control of malaria and NTDs in sub-Saharan Africa? Criteria for considering studies for this review Types of participants Quantitative This component of the review will consider studies that include the effectiveness of services provided by CHWs living in sub Saharan Africa Qualitative This component of the review will consider studies that include CHWs living in sub Saharan Africa Types of interventions/Phenomena of Interest Quantitative This component of the review will consider studies that include the following interventions provided by CHWs: • Antimalarial interventions such as distribution of Artemisinin based combination therapy (ACTs). • Distribution of insecticide-treated nets to household level. • Administration of Chemoprophylaxis and intermittent preventive treatment. • Sensitization for insecticide residual house spraying Qualitative This component of the review will consider studies that include the experiences of CHWs in delivering antimalarial and NTD treatments in sub Saharan Africa. Types of outcome measures/anticipated outcomes Quantitative This component of the review may anticipate outcomes that impact on a whole population or may impact on an individual level as follows: Population outcomes may include: Incidence or prevalence of malaria and/or NTDs, morbidity/mortality rates, use of insecticide treated nets, acceptability and coverage of residual house spraying, use of intermittent presumptive treatment, reduced number of people who complete preventive treatment for malaria and NTD cases, anaemia rates, parasite density, parasite rates and fever rates. Proportion of under-5 malaria cases proportion of cases receiving correct dose, community awareness of educational messages of antimalarial and NTDs, TRUNCATED AT 350 WORDS
撒哈拉以南非洲控制疟疾和被忽视的热带病的社区卫生工作者:系统审查。
本综述包括定量和定性两部分,目的是研究卫生工作者在控制疟疾和被忽视热带病中的作用。更具体地说,审查问题是:定量•与撒哈拉以南非洲训练有素的保健专业人员提供的服务相比,保健员提供的服务在控制被忽视的热带病方面是否有效?•与撒哈拉以南非洲训练有素的保健专业人员提供的服务相比,保健员提供的服务在控制疟疾方面是否有效?卫生工作者在撒哈拉以南非洲提供控制疟疾和被忽视热带病的工具和药物方面有什么经验?本综述研究的考虑标准参与者类型定量本综述的这一部分将考虑包括生活在撒哈拉以南非洲的卫生保健员所提供服务的有效性的研究定性本综述的这一部分将考虑包括生活在撒哈拉以南非洲的卫生保健员的研究干预措施类型/感兴趣的现象定量本综述的这一部分将考虑包括以下干预措施的研究卫生工作者:•抗疟疾干预措施,如分发以青蒿素为基础的联合疗法。•向家庭分发驱虫蚊帐。•化学预防和间歇性预防治疗的管理。本审查的这一部分将考虑包括卫生工作者在撒哈拉以南非洲提供抗疟疾和非传染性疾病治疗的经验在内的研究。结果测量/预期结果的类型定量评估的这一部分可能会预测影响整个人群或可能影响个人水平的结果如下:人群结果可能包括:疟疾和/或被忽视热带病的发病率或流行率、发病率/死亡率、杀虫剂处理过的蚊帐的使用、室内残留喷洒的可接受性和覆盖率、间歇性推定治疗的使用、完成疟疾和被忽视热带病预防性治疗的人数减少、贫血率、寄生虫密度、寄生虫率和发烧率。5岁以下疟疾病例比例,接受正确剂量的病例比例,社区对抗疟和被忽视热带病教育信息的认识
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