BACKGROUND & AIMS:
:The Senegal National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP) introduced home-based malaria management for all ages, with diagnosis by rapid diagnostic test (RDT) and treatment with artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) in 2008, expanding to over 2000 villages nationwide by 2014. With prise en charge à domicile (PECADOM), community health workers (CHWs) were available for community members to seek care, but did not actively visit households to find cases. A trial of a proactive model (PECADOM Plus), in which CHWs visited all households in their village weekly during transmission season to identify fever cases and offer case management, in addition to availability during the week for home-based management, found that CHWs detected and treated more cases in intervention villages, while the number of cases detected weekly decreased over the transmission season. The NMCP scaled PECADOM Plus to three districts in 2014 (132 villages), to a total of six districts in 2015 (246 villages), and to a total of 16 districts in 2016 (708 villages). A narrative case study with programmatic results is presented. During active sweeps over approximately 20 weeks, CHWs tested a mean of 77 patients per CHW in 2014, 89 patients per CHW in 2015, and 90 patients per CHW in 2016, and diagnosed a mean of 61, 61 and 43 patients with malaria per CHW in 2014, 2015 and 2016, respectively. The number of patients who sought care between sweeps increased, with a 104% increase in the number of RDTs performed and a 77% increase in the number of positive tests and patients treated with ACT during passive case detection. While the number of CHWs increased 7%, the number of patients receiving an RDT increased by 307% and the number of malaria cases detected and treated by CHWs increased 274%, from the year prior to PECADOM Plus introduction to its first year of implementation. Based on these results, approximately 700 additional CHWs in 24 new districts were added in 2017. This case study describes the process, results and lessons learned from Senegal's implementation of PECADOM Plus, as well as guidance for other programmes considering introduction of this innovative strategy.
背景与目标:
:塞内加尔国家疟疾控制计划(NMCP)引入了所有年龄段的家庭性疟疾管理,并于2008年通过快速诊断测试(RDT)进行诊断并采用基于青蒿素的联合疗法(ACT)进行治疗,到2007年已扩展到全国2000多个村庄2014年。凭借“住所奖”(PECADOM),社区卫生工作者(CHW)可供社区成员寻求护理,但并未积极拜访家庭以寻找病例。在一项主动模型(PECADOM Plus)的试验中,除了在每周进行家庭管理的情况下,CHW都在传播季节每周访问村庄中的所有家庭,以确定发烧病例并提供病例管理,此外还进行了每周一次的家庭管理。并在干预村中治疗了更多病例,而在传播季节,每周发现的病例数减少了。 NMCP将PECADOM Plus的规模在2014年扩展到三个区(132个村庄),在2015年扩展到六个区(246个村庄),并在2016年扩展到16个区(708个村庄)。叙述性案例研究具有程序化结果。在大约20周的主动扫描期间,CHW在2014年对每个CHW进行了平均77例患者的检测,在2015年对每个CHW进行了89例患者的检测,并在2016年对每个CHW进行了90例患者的诊断,对CHW的平均疟疾诊断为61、61和43个患者分别在2014年,2015年和2016年。两次扫描之间寻求护理的患者人数有所增加,执行的RDT数量增加了104%,在被动病例检测过程中接受ACT的阳性测试和接受治疗的患者数量增加了77%。从PECADOM Plus推出前到实施第一年,CHW的数量增加了7%,而接受RDT的患者数量却增加了307%,CHW发现和治疗的疟疾病例数量增加了274%。根据这些结果,2017年在24个新区中增加了大约700个CHW。该案例研究描述了从塞内加尔实施PECADOM Plus的过程,结果和经验教训,以及考虑引入这种创新策略的其他计划的指南。