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1. Awareness of and willingness to use oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention among sexually active adults in Malawi: results from the 2020 Malawi population-based HIV impact assessment

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Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, Singano, Victor, Payne, Danielle, Maida, Alice, Nyirenda, Rose, Mirkovic, Kelsey, Jahn, Andreas, Patel, Pragna, Brown, Kristin, Farahani, Mansoor, Kayigamba, Felix, Tenthani, Lyson, Ogollah, Francis, Auld, Andrew, Zulu, Fatima, Msungama, Wezi, and Wadonda-Kabondo, Nellie

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2023
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2. Contextual factors related to vector-control interventions for malaria: a scoping review and evidence and gap map protocol

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Barker, Timothy Hugh, primary, McBride, Grace McKenzie, additional, Dias, Mafalda, additional, Kanukula, Raju, additional, Hasanoff, Sabira, additional, Pollock, Danielle, additional, Price, Carrie, additional, Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, additional, Akl, Ellie A., additional, Kolaczinki, Jan, additional, and Munn, Zachary, additional

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2024
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3. SARS-CoV-2 Seroprevalence and Vaccine Uptake among Pregnant Women at First Antenatal Care Visits in Malawi

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Tenthani, Lyson, primary, Seffren, Victoria, additional, Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, additional, Ogollah, Francis, additional, Soko, Monica, additional, Yadav, Ruchi, additional, Kayigamba, Felix, additional, Payne, Danielle, additional, Wadonda-Kabondo, Nellie, additional, Kampira, Elizabeth, additional, Volkmann, Tyson, additional, Sugandhi, Nandita S., additional, Seydel, Karl, additional, Rogier, Eric, additional, Thwing, Julie I., additional, and Gutman, Julie R., additional

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2024
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4. 2489. An Innovative Capacity-Building Approach to Enhance Acute Flaccid Paralysis Surveillance During a Wild Poliovirus Type 1 Outbreak in Malawi, October 2022 - March 2023

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Dagoe, Edward, primary, Zgambo, Austin C, additional, Tobolowsky, Farrell A, additional, Mapemba, Daniel D, additional, Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, additional, Tafatatha, Terence, additional, Yelewa, Mtisunge, additional, Chisema, Mike N, additional, Funsani, Grace M, additional, and Mhone, Brenda, additional

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2023
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10. Cost of Community-Led Larval Source Management and House Improvement for Malaria Control: A Cost Analysis Within A Cluster-Randomised Trial in A Rural District in Malawi

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Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, primary, McCann, Robert Sean, additional, Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, additional, Berg, Henk van den, additional, Malenga, Tumaini, additional, Gowelo, Steven, additional, Tizifa, Tinashe, additional, Takken, Willem, additional, Vugt, Michèle van, additional, Phiri, Kamija Samuel, additional, Terlouw, Dianne Janette, additional, and Worrall, Eve, additional

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2020
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13. Malaria control in rural Malawi : Implementing peer health education for behaviour change

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Malenga, Tumaini, Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, Manda-Taylor, Lucinda, Kadama, Asante, McCann, Robert S., Phiri, Kamija Samuel, van Vugt, Michèle, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, Manda-Taylor, Lucinda, Kadama, Asante, McCann, Robert S., Phiri, Kamija Samuel, van Vugt, Michèle, and van den Berg, Henk

Abstract

Background: Interventions to reduce malaria burden are effective if communities use them appropriately and consistently. Several tools have been suggested to promote uptake and use of malaria control interventions. Community workshops on malaria, using the 'Health Animator' approach, are a potential behaviour change strategy for malaria control. The strategy aims to influence a change in mind-set of vulnerable populations to encourage self-reliance, using community volunteers known as Health Animators. The aim of the paper is to describe the process of implementing community workshops on malaria by Health Animators to improve uptake and use of malaria control interventions in rural Malawi. Methods: This is a descriptive study reporting feasibility, acceptability, appropriateness and fidelity of using Health Animator-led community workshops for malaria control. Quantitative data were collected from self-reporting and researcher evaluation forms. Qualitative assessments were done with Health Animators, using three focus groups (October-December 2015) and seven in-depth interviews (October 2016-February 2017). Results: Seventy seven health Animators were trained from 62 villages. A total of 2704 workshops were conducted, with consistent attendance from January 2015 to June 2017, representing 10-17% of the population. Attendance was affected by social responsibilities and activities, relationship of the village leaders and their community and involvement of Community Health Workers. Active discussion and participation were reported as main strengths of the workshops. Health Animators personally benefited from the mind-set change and were proactive peer influencers in the community. Although the information was comprehended and accepted, availability of adequate health services was a challenge for maintenance of behaviour change. Conclusion: Community workshops on malaria are a potential tool for influencing a positive change in behaviour towards malaria, and applicable

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2017

14. Additional file 3 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
2. Zero hunger, 3. Good health
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Additional file 3. Inflation, exchange and annualization factors.

15. Additional file 2 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

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Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
3. Good health
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Additional file 2. Resource consumption shares for each trial intervention arm used to develop cost allocation proxies.

16. Additional file 6 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

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Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
3. Good health
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Additional file 6. Map of the Majete Malaria Project larval source management and house improvement trial catchment area showing the relative locations of trial villages, organized in groups (red boundaries), called ‘Focal areas’ (FA) A, B and C) in which the interventions were implemented, project field offices (located in Chikwawa district) and the program manager’s office, located in Blantyre City. Base Maps adapted from Google Maps. The main road network connecting the project manager’s (COM) office and field sites is shown in yellow and white.

17. Additional file 5 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

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Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
3. Good health
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Additional file 5. Summary of actions taken by communities to manage water bodies in the Majete Malaria Project larval source management and house improvement trial. Bti: Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis, AM625 strain, commercial name: VectoBac WDG [Valent Biosciences, Libertyville IL, USA]). Source: McCann et al. unpublished data.

18. Additional file 2 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

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Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
3. Good health
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Additional file 2. Resource consumption shares for each trial intervention arm used to develop cost allocation proxies.

19. Additional file 6 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
3. Good health
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Additional file 6. Map of the Majete Malaria Project larval source management and house improvement trial catchment area showing the relative locations of trial villages, organized in groups (red boundaries), called ‘Focal areas’ (FA) A, B and C) in which the interventions were implemented, project field offices (located in Chikwawa district) and the program manager’s office, located in Blantyre City. Base Maps adapted from Google Maps. The main road network connecting the project manager’s (COM) office and field sites is shown in yellow and white.

20. Additional file 1 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS, 3. Good health
Abstract

Additional file 1. Staff structure, roles and time spent on intervention implementation of trial interventions.

21. Additional file 1 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS, 3. Good health
Abstract

Additional file 1. Staff structure, roles and time spent on intervention implementation of trial interventions.

22. Additional file 5 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
3. Good health
Abstract

Additional file 5. Summary of actions taken by communities to manage water bodies in the Majete Malaria Project larval source management and house improvement trial. Bti: Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis, AM625 strain, commercial name: VectoBac WDG [Valent Biosciences, Libertyville IL, USA]). Source: McCann et al. unpublished data.

23. Additional file 4 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
2. Zero hunger, fungi, 3. Good health
Abstract

Additional file 4. Tornado graphs and sensitivity analysis of the mean cost per person for larval source management alone arm and house improvement plus larval source management arm.

24. Additional file 3 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
2. Zero hunger, 3. Good health
Abstract

Additional file 3. Inflation, exchange and annualization factors.

25. Additional file 4 of Cost of community-led larval source management and house improvement for malaria control: a cost analysis within a cluster-randomized trial in a rural district in Malawi

Author

Phiri, Mphatso Dennis, McCann, Robert S., Kabaghe, Alinune Nathanael, van den Berg, Henk, Malenga, Tumaini, Gowelo, Steven, Tizifa, Tinashe, Takken, Willem, van Vugt, Michèle, Phiri, Kamija S., Terlouw, Dianne J., and Worrall, Eve

Subjects
2. Zero hunger, fungi, 3. Good health
Abstract

Additional file 4. Tornado graphs and sensitivity analysis of the mean cost per person for larval source management alone arm and house improvement plus larval source management arm.

26. SARS-CoV-2 Prevalence in Malawi Based on Data from Survey of Communities and Health Workers in 5 High-Burden Districts, October 2020.

Author

Theu JA, Kabaghe AN, Bello G, Chitsa-Banda E, Kagoli M, Auld A, Mkungudza J, O'Malley G, Bangara FF, Peacocke EF, Babaye Y, Ng'ambi W, Saussier C, MacLachlan E, Chapotera G, Phiri MD, Kim E, Chiwaula M, Payne D, Wadonda-Kabondo N, Chauma-Mwale A, and Divala TH

Subjects
Humans, Young Adult, Adult, Seroepidemiologic Studies, Health Personnel, Prevalence, Antibodies, Viral, SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19 epidemiology
Abstract

To determine early COVID-19 burden in Malawi, we conducted a multistage cluster survey in 5 districts. During October-December 2020, we recruited 5,010 community members (median age 32 years, interquartile range 21-43 years) and 1,021 health facility staff (HFS) (median age 35 years, interquartile range 28-43 years). Real-time PCR-confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection prevalence was 0.3% (95% CI 0.2%-0.5%) among community and 0.5% (95% CI 0.1%-1.2%) among HFS participants; seroprevalence was 7.8% (95% CI 6.3%-9.6%) among community and 9.7% (95% CI 6.4%-14.5%) among HFS participants. Most seropositive community (84.7%) and HFS (76.0%) participants were asymptomatic. Seroprevalence was higher among urban community (12.6% vs. 3.1%) and HFS (14.5% vs. 7.4%) than among rural community participants. Cumulative infection findings 113-fold higher from this survey than national statistics (486,771 vs. 4,319) and predominantly asymptomatic infections highlight a need to identify alternative surveillance approaches and predictors of severe disease to inform national response.

Published
2022
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