- 1 The PRIME trial: Improving health centres to reduce childhood malaria in Uganda
- 2 Use of rapid diagnostic tests to improve malaria treatment in the community in Uganda
- 3 Introducing rapid diagnostic tests in drug shops to improve the targeting of malaria treatment
- 4 IMPACT 2: Evaluating policies in Tanzania to improve malaria diagnosis and treatment
- 5.1 Cost-effectiveness of interventions to support the introduction of malaria rapid diagnostic tests in Cameroon
- 5.2 Costs and effects of strategies to improve malaria diagnosis and treatment in Nigeria
- 6 Strategies for expanding access to quality malaria diagnosis in south-central Asia where malaria incidence is low
- 7 Trusting rapid diagnostic tests in Zanzibar
- 8 Restricting ACT drugs to patients with positive rapid diagnostic test results
- 9 Targeting ACT drugs: the TACT trial
- 10 InterACT: Interactions between malaria and HIV drugs in a malaria endemic area
- 11 The ACTia trial: Safety of repeated drug use in children
- 12 Collating drug safety data from ACT Consortium studies
- 13 Interactions between malaria and HIV drugs in people living with HIV
- 14 Analysing the quality and authenticity of ACT drugs
- 15 How the use of rapid diagnostic tests influences clinicians decision to prescribe ACTs
- 16 Identifying non-malaria illnesses that cause fever
- 17 Access and quality of malaria diagnosis and treatment in South-East Asia
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