Медицинская библиотека · Ophthalmic epidemiology · 2023
Tropical Data: Approach and Methodology as Applied to Trachoma Prevalence Surveys.
Harding-Esch Emma M, Burgert-Brucker Clara R, Jimenez Cristina, Bakhtiari Ana, Willis Rebecca, Bejiga Michael Dejene, Mpyet Caleb, Ngondi Jeremiah, Boyd Sarah, Abdala Mariamo, Abdou Amza, Adamu Yilikal, Alemayehu Addisu, Alemayehu Wondu, Al-Khatib Tawfik, Apadinuwe Sue-Chen, Awaca Naomie, Awoussi Marcel S, Baayendag Gilbert, Badiane Mouctar Dieng, Bailey Robin L, Batcho Wilfrid, Bay Zulficar, Bella Assumpta, Beido Nassirou, Bol Yak Yak, Bougouma Clarisse, Brady Christopher J, Bucumi Victor, Butcher Robert, Cakacaka Risiate, Cama Anaseini, Camara Mamoudou, Cassama Eunice, Chaora Shorai Grace, Chebbi Amel Chenaoui, Chisambi Alvin Blessings, Chu Brian, Conteh Abdulai, Coulibaly Sidi Mohamed, Courtright Paul, Dalmar Abdi, Dat Tran Minh, Davids Thully, Djaker Mohamed El Amine, de Fátima Costa Lopes Maria, Dézoumbé Djore, Dodson Sarity, Downs Philip, Eckman Stephanie, Elshafie Bilghis Elkhair, Elmezoghi Mourad, Elvis Ange Aba, Emerson Paul, Epée Emilienne Ee, Faktaufon Daniel, Fall Mawo, Fassinou Aréty, Fleming Fiona, Flueckiger Rebecca, Gamael Koizan Kadjo, Garae Mackline, Garap Jambi, Gass Katie, Gebru Genet, Gichangi Michael M, Giorgi Emanuele, Goépogui André, Gómez Daniela Vaz Ferreira, Gómez Forero Diana Paola, Gower Emily W, Harte Anna, Henry Rob, Honorio-Morales Harvy Alberto, Ilako Dunera R, Issifou Amadou Alfa Bio, Jones Ellen, Kabona George, Kabore Martin, Kadri Boubacar, Kalua Khumbo, Kanyi Sarjo Kebba, Kebede Shambel, Kebede Fikreab, Keenan Jeremy D, Kello Amir B, Khan Asad Aslam, Khelifi Houria, Kilangalanga Janvier, Kim Sung Hye, Ko Robert, Lewallen Susan, Lietman Thomas, Logora Makoy Samuel Yibi, Lopez Yuri A, MacArthur Chad, Macleod Colin, Makangila Felix, Mariko Brehima, Martin Diana L, Masika Michael, Massae Patrick, Massangaie Marilia, Matendechero Hadley S, Mathewos Tsedeke, McCullagh Siobhain, Meite Aboulaye, Mendes Elsa Palma, Abdi Hirpa M, Miller Hollman, Minnih Abdellahi, Mishra Sailesh Kumar, Molefi Tuduetso, Mosher Aryc, M'Po Nerkoua, Mugume Francis, Mukwiza Robson, Mwale Consity, Mwatha Stephen, Mwingira Upendo, Nash Scott D, Nassa Christophe, Negussu Nebiyu, Nieba Cece, Noah Noah Jean Claude, Nwosu Christian O, Olobio Nicholas, Opon Rapheal, Pavluck Alexandre, Phiri Isaac, Rainima-Qaniuci Merelesita, Renneker Kristen K, Saboyá-Díaz Martha Idalí, Sakho Fatoumata, Sanha Salimato, Sarah Virginia, Sarr Boubacar, Szwarcwald Celia L, Shah Salam Ahmad, Sharma Shekhar, Seife Fikre, Serrano Chavez Gloria Marina, Sissoko Mactar, Sitoe Henis Mior, Sokana Oliver, Tadesse Fentahun, Taleo Fasiah, Talero Sandra Liliana, Tarfani Youcef, Tefera Amsayaw, Tekeraoi Rabebe, Tesfazion Andeberhan, Traina Abubaker, Traoré Lamine, Trujillo-Trujillo Julián, Tukahebwa Edridah M, Vashist Praveen, Wanyama Ernest B, Warusavithana Supriya D P, Watitu Titus K, West Sheila, Win Ye, Woods Geordie, Yajima Aya, Yaya Georges, Zecarias Alem, Zewengiel Solomon, Zoumanigui Akoi, Hooper Pamela J, Millar Tom, Rotondo Lisa, Solomon Anthony W
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Аннотация
PURPOSE: Population-based prevalence surveys are essential for decision-making on interventions to achieve trachoma elimination as a public health problem. This paper outlines the methodologies of Tropical Data, which supports work to undertake those surveys.
METHODS
Tropical Data is a consortium of partners that supports health ministries worldwide to conduct globally standardised prevalence surveys that conform to World Health Organization recommendations. Founding principles are health ministry ownership, partnership and collaboration, and quality assurance and quality control at every step of the survey process. Support covers survey planning, survey design, training, electronic data collection and fieldwork, and data management, analysis and dissemination. Methods are adapted to meet local context and needs. Customisations, operational research and integration of other diseases into routine trachoma surveys have also been supported.
RESULTS
Between 29th February 2016 and 24th April 2023, 3373 trachoma surveys across 50 countries have been supported, resulting in 10,818,502 people being examined for trachoma.
CONCLUSION
This health ministry-led, standardised approach, with support from the start to the end of the survey process, has helped all trachoma elimination stakeholders to know where interventions are needed, where interventions can be stopped, and when elimination as a public health problem has been achieved. Flexibility to meet specific country contexts, adaptation to changes in global guidance and adjustments in response to user feedback have facilitated innovation in evidence-based methodologies, and supported health ministries to strive for global disease control targets.
Для цитирования: Harding-Esch Emma M, Burgert-Brucker Clara R, Jimenez Cristina, Bakhtiari Ana, Willis Rebecca, Bejiga Michael Dejene, Mpyet Caleb, Ngondi Jeremiah, Boyd Sarah, Abdala Mariamo, Abdou Amza, Adamu Yilikal, Alemayehu Addisu, Alemayehu Wondu, Al-Khatib Tawfik, Apadinuwe Sue-Chen, Awaca Naomie, Awoussi Marcel S, Baayendag Gilbert, Badiane Mouctar Dieng, Bailey Robin L, Batcho Wilfrid, Bay Zulficar, Bella Assumpta, Beido Nassirou, Bol Yak Yak, Bougouma Clarisse, Brady Christopher J, Bucumi Victor, Butcher Robert, Cakacaka Risiate, Cama Anaseini, Camara Mamoudou, Cassama Eunice, Chaora Shorai Grace, Chebbi Amel Chenaoui, Chisambi Alvin Blessings, Chu Brian, Conteh Abdulai, Coulibaly Sidi Mohamed, Courtright Paul, Dalmar Abdi, Dat Tran Minh, Davids Thully, Djaker Mohamed El Amine, de Fátima Costa Lopes Maria, Dézoumbé Djore, Dodson Sarity, Downs Philip, Eckman Stephanie, Elshafie Bilghis Elkhair, Elmezoghi Mourad, Elvis Ange Aba, Emerson Paul, Epée Emilienne Ee, Faktaufon Daniel, Fall Mawo, Fassinou Aréty, Fleming Fiona, Flueckiger Rebecca, Gamael Koizan Kadjo, Garae Mackline, Garap Jambi, Gass Katie, Gebru Genet, Gichangi Michael M, Giorgi Emanuele, Goépogui André, Gómez Daniela Vaz Ferreira, Gómez Forero Diana Paola, Gower Emily W, Harte Anna, Henry Rob, Honorio-Morales Harvy Alberto, Ilako Dunera R, Issifou Amadou Alfa Bio, Jones Ellen, Kabona George, Kabore Martin, Kadri Boubacar, Kalua Khumbo, Kanyi Sarjo Kebba, Kebede Shambel, Kebede Fikreab, Keenan Jeremy D, Kello Amir B, Khan Asad Aslam, Khelifi Houria, Kilangalanga Janvier, Kim Sung Hye, Ko Robert, Lewallen Susan, Lietman Thomas, Logora Makoy Samuel Yibi, Lopez Yuri A, MacArthur Chad, Macleod Colin, Makangila Felix, Mariko Brehima, Martin Diana L, Masika Michael, Massae Patrick, Massangaie Marilia, Matendechero Hadley S, Mathewos Tsedeke, McCullagh Siobhain, Meite Aboulaye, Mendes Elsa Palma, Abdi Hirpa M, Miller Hollman, Minnih Abdellahi, Mishra Sailesh Kumar, Molefi Tuduetso, Mosher Aryc, M'Po Nerkoua, Mugume Francis, Mukwiza Robson, Mwale Consity, Mwatha Stephen, Mwingira Upendo, Nash Scott D, Nassa Christophe, Negussu Nebiyu, Nieba Cece, Noah Noah Jean Claude, Nwosu Christian O, Olobio Nicholas, Opon Rapheal, Pavluck Alexandre, Phiri Isaac, Rainima-Qaniuci Merelesita, Renneker Kristen K, Saboyá-Díaz Martha Idalí, Sakho Fatoumata, Sanha Salimato, Sarah Virginia, Sarr Boubacar, Szwarcwald Celia L, Shah Salam Ahmad, Sharma Shekhar, Seife Fikre, Serrano Chavez Gloria Marina, Sissoko Mactar, Sitoe Henis Mior, Sokana Oliver, Tadesse Fentahun, Taleo Fasiah, Talero Sandra Liliana, Tarfani Youcef, Tefera Amsayaw, Tekeraoi Rabebe, Tesfazion Andeberhan, Traina Abubaker, Traoré Lamine, Trujillo-Trujillo Julián, Tukahebwa Edridah M, Vashist Praveen, Wanyama Ernest B, Warusavithana Supriya D P, Watitu Titus K, West Sheila, Win Ye, Woods Geordie, Yajima Aya, Yaya Georges, Zecarias Alem, Zewengiel Solomon, Zoumanigui Akoi, Hooper Pamela J, Millar Tom, Rotondo Lisa, Solomon Anthony W. Tropical Data: Approach and Methodology as Applied to Trachoma Prevalence Surveys.. Ophthalmic epidemiology. 2023. DOI: 10.1080/09286586.2023.2249546.
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