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Early changes in intervention coverage and mortality rates following the implementation of an integrated health system intervention in Madagascar.
So, what predicts or determines equity in intervention coverage?
Cost-effectiveness improves by less than US10$ when AMC intervention coverage is 50% of full coverage.
We varied intervention coverage to explore the impact of IPTi on malaria transmission in a highly endemic region.
As expected, the impacts of the simulated interventions are sensitive to intervention coverage, although this relationship is not linear.
The relationship between changing intervention coverage and impact were not linear, particularly for morbidity where bed nets had little impact until coverage reached at least 50% (Figure 5).
In addition, the MIS collect information on malaria intervention coverage and wealth status of the population at household level, allowing adjustment for these factors.
As such, an equity index greater than 1.0 suggests over representation of intervention coverage among urban households, the wealthiest households and male children.
The intervention coverage values come from the latest data sources, including DHS, Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys, and other domestic household surveys conducted in the country.
This descriptive assessment of the equity of malaria intervention coverage across countries relied on available national survey reports and relevant analyses.
The impact of delivery costs and intervention coverage on the cost-effectiveness results are illustrated in Figure 3 (Table S3 provides further detail).
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