Malaria diagnosis and treatment: a Starter Kit to develop interventions in endemic countries

The ACT Consortium developed, piloted, delivered and evaluated training resources in different countries and contexts.

We have compiled them into a Starter Kit which we are now sharing to help guide your own work in malaria endemic countries.

If you wish to adapt these resources to your intervention and its context, or design your own tools, this Kit explains aspects of our design process for you to consider.

• Overview: malaria diagnosis and treatment starter kit to develop interventions in endemic countries
  
  
• Resource 1: Health centre staff trainer and learner manuals (PRIME study, Uganda)
  
  
• Resource 2: Health worker training manuals and card game (REACT study, Cameroon)
  
  
• Resource 3: Drug shop vendor training manuals and job aids (Uganda study)
  
  
• Resource 4: Community Health Worker training and job aids (Uganda study)
  
  
• Resource 5: Health worker trainer and trainee manuals and patient leaflet (TACT study, Tanzania)

Our event on Wednesday 20 April explained how these resources were developed. You can watch the event and share your own experiences.