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Resource to train community health workers on the use of malaria rapid diagnostic tests and fever management.
The REACT Facilitator and Participant Manuals on improving malaria diagnosis and treatment
The TACT training manuals and patient leaflet were designed to support the use of malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs).
Le prospectus du patient et les manuels de formation pour TACT ont t conus pour faciliter lutilisation des tests de dpistage rapide du paludisme (RDT).
Nine new workshops, focused on Health Centre Management and Patient Centred Services.
Les manuels du formateur et du participant REACT sur l'amlioration du dpistage et du traitement du paludisme
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.
Os manuais de formao TACT e o folheto TACT para pacientes foram concebidos para promover a utilizao dos testes de diagnstico rpido (RDT) da malria.
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.
Manuais REACT para formadores e participantes sobre a melhoria do diagnstico e tratamento da malria
Peer-reviewed publications
The Lancet Global Health
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Improving malaria diagnosis decreased the waste of malaria drugs in patients who didn’t need them. Now, clinicians who don’t know what else is causing fever tend to overprescribe
Many people who visit health clinics with fever in malaria endemic areas do not have malaria, but they still receive antimalarial drugs. A new report from the World Health Organization
Health workers may now benefit from training manuals to best use malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs). The resource was developed during a clinical trial in Tanzania and the authors
Interactive training programmes for health workers could reduce overdiagnosis of malaria by half and help prevent valuable drugs from being wasted on patients who don’t have the