Table 6 |
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Health outcomes of the management of febrile childhood illness in the respective study Arms |
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Patient outcome |
Clinical algorithm + microscopy (Arm-I) n/N (%) |
Clinical algorithm (Arm-II) n/N (%) |
No special training (Arm-III) n/N (%) |
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Re-attending on Day 1–6 with complaints |
17/973 (1.7) |
17/1058 (1.6) |
40/1100 (3.6) |
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Re-attending on Day 1–6 with parasitaemia |
8/17 (47.1) |
10/17 (58.8) |
24/40 (60) |
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Routine visit on Day 7 with complaints |
94/934 (10.1) |
47/826 (5.7) |
41/961 (4.3) |
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Routine visit Day 7 with complaints and parasitaemia |
19/94 (20) |
7/47 (14.9) |
10/41 (24.4) |
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Routine visit Day 7 with parasitaemia* |
87/857 (10.2) |
97/786 (12.3) |
141/821 (17.2) |
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Referred Day 1–7 |
3/973 (0.3) |
13/1058 (1.2) |
3/1100 (0.3) |
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Death Day 1–7 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
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*Blood smears missing from 77, 40 and 140 children in Arm-I, Arm-II and Arm-III respectively. |
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Ngasala et al. Malaria Journal 2008 7:199 doi:10.1186/1475-2875-7-199 |
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