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PMI Measure Malaria experts will present evidence on various aspects of malaria surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation strengthening from malaria endemic countries at the 2022 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH). The meeting will take place October 30 through November 3 in Seattle, Washington, and provides an international forum for the exchange of scientific advances in tropical medicine, hygiene, and global health.

Join PMI Measure Malaria at the following ASTMH presentations.

Scientific Session

Identifying strengths and gaps in data management and reporting through malaria routine data quality assessment: Results from two health regions in Madagascar

Poster Presentations

Monday, October 31

Improving routine malaria data quality through data review meetings in the Far North and North Regions of Cameroon since 2019

Improving Performance in Routine Data Management through Supportive Supervision Visits to Health Facilities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Monitoring Quality of Malaria Surveillance Data in Select Endemic Counties in Kenya

Initial Assessment of the Quality of Malaria Routine Data in Selected Health Facilities in Sierra Leone 2021

Application of Accessibility-Informed Catchment Models to Improve Interpretation of Malaria Surveillance Data in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Tuesday, November 1

Health worker practices in data reporting, analysis, and use: Results from post-training survey in Madagascar

Improvement of the health information management system through Malaria Data Quality Assessment site visits in PMI-supported Health Zones in DRC

Misclassification of Severe Malaria at Community Health Center and First-level Referral Health Facilities in Mali

Contribution of Community-Level Data to Malaria Surveillance: Assessment of Community Health Worker Data from Cameroon and Kenya

Defining malaria transmission risk profiles at the subnational level in Sierra Leone using health facility data

Wednesday, November 2

Analyzing the distribution and reporting of severe malaria diagnosis in Mali

Retrospective descriptive analysis on the improvement of the quality of malaria data in 26 provincial health divisions in the Democratic Republic of Congo from 2016 to 2021

Improving data quality by checking the consistency of data on prevention, treatment and use of inputs against malaria in the validation of DIHS2 routine data in Sankuru Province in D.R. Congo

Country Malaria Risk Profiling for Better Informed Malaria Control Interventions in Cameroon

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