15 Publications items related to 'Strengthening Malaria Surveillance - Mozambique'
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Resources: Poster :
Social and behaviour change matters for data quality: Lessons from strengthening Mozambique's malaria surveillance system for informed decision-making
Our social and behaviour change approach fosters sustained behaviour change by enabling individuals to critically assess their actions and adopt positive behaviours that enhance decision-making.
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Resources: Poster :
Rapid assessment of malaria surveillance system at district level in Mozambique
Completeness and accuracy of data were suboptimal at district level. The frequency of data quality assurance visits did not show clear improvements across all quality indicators.
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User satisfaction and influencing factors of an integrated malaria information system in Mozambique
Mozambique’s integrated malaria information storage system is easy to use and improves decision-making. However, the platform could be improved by ensuring timely data updates.
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Resources: Case study :
Malaria surveillance in Mozambique
Technicians working in health facilities across Mozambique share their experience of improving malaria data quality through the Strengthening Malaria Surveillance for Data-driven Decision-making in…
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Resources: Project report :
Strengthening malaria surveillance for data-driven decision making in Mozambique: June 2019 to December 2022
This document summarises the results of three-and-a-half years of programme implementation to scale up malaria surveillance activities in Mozambique.
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Resources: Case study :
Moçambique: A aprendizagem entre pares melhora a resposta à malária
Vito gere uma equipa de tácnicos de saúde no Centro de Saúde Heber, distrito de Mecanhelas. Sua equipe fornece serviços de saúde essenciais para a população local.
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Resources: Poster :
Optimising the delivery of routine malaria data quality assessments in Mozambique
Modelling exercises can optimise operational delivery of routine data quality assessments and support institutionalising this approach.
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Resources: Case study :
Mozambique: Peer-to-peer learning improves malaria response
Vito manages a team of health technicians at the Heber Health Facility in Mecanhelas district. His team provides essential health services for local patients.
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Resources: Case study :
Mozambique: The difference data quality makes
Paula and Cacilda are malaria focal points at Mabil Health Facility in Inhambane province. They are treating an average of 100 patients a day.
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Resources: Case study :
Mozambique: Integrated team improves resource allocation in Manica district
Dr Santana, District Chief Medical Officer, shares how he manages the district malaria programme and distributes health resources across 19 health facilities.
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Resources: Learning brief :
Sustaining the data-to-action transition in Mozambique: Lessons learnt from the third year of strengthening malaria surveillance
With our project partners, we implemented a range of activities to improve surveillance data quality and to enhance the use of data for decision-making.
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Resources: Insight brief :
Implementing reactive malaria surveillance in low transmission areas: Insights from Mozambique
We assessed the feasibility of including reactive surveillance activities in malaria programming in areas of low malaria transmission and incidence.
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Resources: Learning brief :
Developing a data-to-action culture in Mozambique: Lessons learnt from the second year of implementing surveillance activities for malaria control
To reach elimination, Mozambique is making a concerted effort to scale up its malaria surveillance activities.
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Resources: Learning brief :
Facilitating evidence-informed programming in Mozambique
With our partners, we worked to develop and provide the needed intelligence to allocate resources and target interventions effectively.
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Resources: Learning brief :
Strengthening surveillance for data-informed malaria control activities
During the first year of implementing our three-year project in Mozambique, we carried out general activities to accelerate malaria case reduction.