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Publication Date:
16/11/2021

Author:
Anthony Nuwa
Geofrey Beinomugisha
Geofrey Magumba
David Salandini
Flavia Mpanga
Francis Abwaimo
Musa Odongo
Maureen Amutuhaire
Robinah Lukwago
Fred Kagwire
Shirah Karungi
James Tibenderana

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Cross-sectional assessment of heterogeneity of malaria prevalence among children 0–13 years in three malaria endemic subregions of Uganda

Publication Date:
16/11/2021
Author:
Anthony Nuwa
Geofrey Beinomugisha
Geofrey Magumba
David Salandini
Flavia Mpanga
Francis Abwaimo
Musa Odongo
Maureen Amutuhaire
Robinah Lukwago
Fred Kagwire
Shirah Karungi
James Tibenderana
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Poster

Currently, national malaria indicator surveys in Uganda are conducted at the regional level among children under five. Thus, surveys do not provide information on malaria prevalence among school-going children, or that relating to district and subdistrict levels. In collaboration with the National Malaria Control Division, Malaria Consortium conducted a survey in 26 districts in northern Uganda and the Karamoja region to assess the heterogeneity of malaria prevalence.

This poster was presented at the 70th annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.

 

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Country: Uganda

Keywords: Community delivery | Child and maternal health | Health system strengthening | Malaria | Case management | Diagnosis | Maternal, neonatal and child health | SDG3

 

 

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