Training manuals: Use of artemisinin-based combination therapies and rapid diagnostic tests for home-based management of fever in Uganda
Resource to train community health workers on the use of malaria rapid diagnostic tests and fever management.
Policy brief for Afghanistan study
Community Case Management of Malaria in Afghanistan
Policy brief and posters for community management project in Uganda
Use of rapid diagnostic tests to improve malaria treatment in the community in Uganda
Manuels de formation : utilisation des combinaisons thérapeutiques à base d'artémisinine et des tests de dépistage rapide pour la prise en charge à domicile de la fièvre en Ouganda
Ressource pour former les personnels de sant communautaires l'utilisation des tests de dpistage rapide du paludisme et la prise en charge de la fivre.
Manuais de formação: Utilização de terapias combinadas à base de artemisina e de testes de diagnóstico rápido para a gestão domiciliária da febre no Uganda
Recurso para ministrar formao aos funcionrios dos servios de sade comunitrio sobre a utilizao de testes de diagnstico rpido para a malria e sobre a gesto dos estados febris.
Use of rapid diagnostic tests to improve malaria treatment in the community in Uganda
[Project summary in Français / Português]
Scientific [Project summary in Français / Português] Scientific News
Treatments in remote areas urgent to meet Millennium Development Goals
Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) is a strategy that enables those living beyond the reach of health facilities to access lifesaving treatments. It should be a national priorityThe future of community case management of malaria
Motivating volunteers and strengthening support to health systems are critical if community interventions are to become the solution to improving access to primary health care, accordingMalaria rapid diagnostic tests and research consortia: Day 2 at ECTMIH 2015
The role of community health workers in malaria diagnosis, the cost-effectiveness of rapid diagnostic tests and the contribution of research consortia to malaria policy were ACT Consortium