Search Results - "Tesfazghi, Kemi"

In search of the last malaria cases: ethnographic methods for community and private-sector engagement in malaria elimination in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia by Masunaga, Yoriko, Muela Ribera, Joan, Nguyen, Thuan Thi, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Peeters Grietens, Koen

“…Abstract Background Despite significant strides made in reducing malaria morbidity and mortality in the Greater Mekong Subregion, malaria transmission…”
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The use of respondent‑driven sampling to assess febrile illness treatment-seeking behaviours among forest-goers in Cambodia and Vietnam by Paudel, Mahesh, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Nguyen, Hoa, Phok, Sochea, Srinivasan, Shwetha, Wheeler, Jennifer

“…Countries in the Greater Mekong sub-region (GMS) aim to eliminate all forms of malaria by 2030. In Cambodia and Vietnam, forest-goers are at an increased risk…”
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A comparison of malaria prevention behaviours, care-seeking practices and barriers between malaria at-risk worksite migrant workers and villagers in Northern Shan State, Myanmar-a mixed method study by Aung, Ye Kyaw, Zin, Su Su, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Paudel, Mahesh, Thet, May Me, Thein, Si Thu

“…Migrant populations are at an increased risk of exposure to malaria due to their nature of work and seasonal migration. This study aimed to compare malaria…”
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Choice of health providers and health-seeking behaviour among forest goer population in Myanmar: findings from a cross-sectional household survey by Thet, May Me, Khaing, Myat Noe Thiri, Zin, Su Su, Thein, Si Thu, Tesfazghi, Kemi

“…In Myanmar, malaria still poses a significant burden for vulnerable populations particularly forest goers even though impressive progress has been made over…”
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Motivation to test, treat, and report malaria cases: a quantitative assessment among private sector providers in the Greater Mekong Subregion by Brown, Morgan, Bouanchaud, Paul, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Phanalasy, Saysana, Thet, May Me, Nguyen, Hoa, Wheeler, Jennifer

“…Accurately testing, treating, and tracking all malaria cases is critical to achieving elimination. Ensuring health providers are able and motivated to test,…”
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Behavioural determinants of malaria risk, prevention, and care-seeking behaviours among forest-goers in Cambodia by Phok, Sochea, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Tompsett, Andy, Thavrine, Boukheng, Ly, Po, Hassan, Saad El-Din, Avrakotos, Avery, Malster, Jim, Felker-Kantor, Erica

“…Abstract Background Cambodia has made significant progress towards achieving malaria elimination by 2025. Cases continue to decrease and are primarily…”
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Costing electronic private sector malaria surveillance in the Greater Mekong Subregion by Levin, Ann, Potter, Rebecca, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Phanalangsy, Saysana, Keo, Phally, Filip, Elijah, Phone, Si Hein, Eliades, M James

“…Private sector malaria programmes contribute to government-led malaria elimination strategies in Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Myanmar by increasing access to quality…”
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Private Sector Contributions to National Malaria Surveillance Systems in Elimination Settings: Lessons Learned from Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Vietnam by Potter, Rebecca, Tesfazghi, Kemi, Poyer, Stephen, Eliades, M James

“…Comprehensive malaria case surveillance is necessary to achieve and sustain malaria elimination. In the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), the private sector…”
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National malaria vector control policy: an analysis of the decision to scale-up larviciding in Nigeria by Tesfazghi, Kemi, Hill, Jenny, Jones, Caroline, Ranson, Hilary, Worrall, Eve

“…New vector control tools are needed to combat insecticide resistance and reduce malaria transmission. The World Health Organization (WHO) endorses larviciding…”
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Challenges and opportunities associated with the introduction of next-generation long-lasting insecticidal nets for malaria control: a case study from Burkina Faso by Tesfazghi, Kemi, Traore, Adama, Ranson, Hilary, N'Fale, Sagnon, Hill, Jenny, Worrall, Eve

“…Reductions in malaria incidence in Africa can largely be attributed to increases in malaria vector control activities; predominately the use of long-lasting…”
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