PLoS neglected tropical diseases · 2025
Guidance for conducting and evaluating serological surveys to assess interruption of yaws transmission in the context of an eradication target.
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Mitjà Oriol, Gass Katherine, Marks Michael, Cooper Philip J, Diggle Petter J, Waller Lance, Agana-Nsiire Patrick, Dofitas Belen Lardizabal, Dyson Louise, Jacobson Julie, Kaldor John, Kim Sung Hye, Vaz Nery Susana, Revankar Chandrakant, Sopoh Ghislain, Solomon Anthony W, Dagne Daniel Argaw, Pathak Priya, Yajima Aya, Lin Zaw, Barogui Mahoutondji Yves Thierry, Scholte Ronaldo Carvalho, Sanikullah Kazim Hizbullah, Drakeley Chris, Stresman Gillian, Gyapong John, Asiedu Kingsley Bampoe
Аннотация
This document provides a summary of guidance developed for national programmes on conducting serosurveys to assess yaws transmission status, with the objective of confirming yaws seroprevalence below 1% at each of three serosurveys over a period of 3-10 years after reporting the last case of active yaws in a region. It proposes active testing of children aged 1-5 years through population-based surveys and includes recommendations on survey design, sample size determination, sampling of primary sampling units (PSUs) within an evaluation unit, sampling of households within PSUs, integration with existing public health surveys, and follow-up protocols for positive results. Geospatial analysis and sustained surveillance are recommended for accurate assessment of whether transmission interruption has been achieved.