Capacity Building &Costs &Research &Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention &Surveillance &Treatment Bill Brieger | 04 May 2018 07:17 am
Multilateral Initiative for Malaria: Posters Range from Prevention to Cost to E-Learning and Beyond
A major feature of all conferences are the poster sessions. These are often overlooked due to timing and placement. Fortunately at the recent 7th Multilateral Initiative for Malaria Conference in Dakar, tea breaks and lunch were made available in the poster tent ensuring more people came to view. Even so some people may have missed the valuable knowledge shared through this medium. We tweeted many of the posters during the event, but below are six posters in more detail.
These range from evaluating a malaria surveillance system to financing systems to sustain malaria drug supplies, including through community pharmacies. The potential of E-Learning for malaria capacity building was explored, and the process pf establishing a national malaria operations research agenda was presented. Several posters examined the seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) program in the Sahel of West Africa including one from Mali as seen below.
Please contact the authors for additional information and updates. Readers who presented a poster at MIM are welcome to share their findings with us.
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