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Evaluation of malaria surveillance system in Kano State,Nigeria,2013–2016

Infectious Diseases of Poverty 2020年第1期9卷 46-54页

作者： tyakaray ibrahim visa Olufemi Ajumobi Eniola Bamgboye IkeOluwapo Ajayi and Patrick Nguku Nigeria Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Program AbujaNigeria National Malaria Elimination Program Federal Ministry of HealthAbujaNigeria School of Community Health Sciences University of NevadaRenoUSA Department of Epidemiology and Medical Statistics College of MedicineUniversity of IbadanIbadanNigeria African Field Epidemiology Network Nigeria Country Office AbujaNigeria

Background:Malaria surveillance system strengthening is essential in the progress towards malaria *** Nigeria,more attention is being given to this recently as the country is striving towards achieving ***,the surveillance system performance is fraught with challenges including poor data quality with varying magnitude by *** study evaluated the operation of the Kano State malaria surveillance system and assessed its key ***:An observational study design comprising a survey,record review and secondary data analysis,and mixed methods data collection approach were *** key stakeholders’and 35 Roll Back Malaria Focal Persons(RBMs)semi-structured interviews on operation of the system and attributes of the surveillance system,were *** analyzed the abstracted 2013–2016 National Health Management Information System web-based malaria *** surveillance system was evaluated using the“2001 United States Centers for Disease Control’s updated guidelines for Evaluating Public Health Surveillance Systems”.Data were described using means,standard deviation,frequencies and ***-squared for linear trends was ***:Overall,24 RBMs(68.6%)had≤15-year experience on malaria surveillance,29(82.9%)had formal training on malaria surveillance;32 RBMs(91.4%)reported case definitions were easy-to-use,reporting forms were easy-to-fill and data flow channels were clearly ***-seven respondents(69.2%)reported data tools could accommodate changes and all RBMs understood malaria case *** respondents(4 stakeholders and 34 RBMs[97.1%])expressed willingness to continue using the system and 33(84.6%)reported analyzed data were used for *** health facilities constituted the main data ***,65.0%of funding were from partner *** of malaria cases showed significant decline(χ2 trend=7.49;P=0.0006).Timeliness of reporting was below the target(≥80%),except being 8

关键词： Malaria Performance Operation Surveillance system attribute Health management information system Nigeria

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