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Table 1 Adequacy criteria for implementation of indoor residual spraying

From: Rapid assessment of the performance of malaria control strategies implemented by countries in the Amazon subregion using adequacy criteria: case study

 

GRADE: Total criteria: 9

7.5 to 9 criteria satisfied = Programme implementation adequate

5 to 7 criteria satisfied = Programme implementation of intermediate adequacy

0 to 4.5 criteria satisfied = Programme implementation deficient

No.

Criteria

 

Preliminary research phase

1

The population at risk was stratified according to the burden of the disease and epidemiology of the transmission [10]

2

Vector habits were analysed and confirmed [10]

3

Sensitivity to potential insecticides was confirmed prior to selecting the insecticide(s) with the best results [10]

 

Coverage

4

100% of the target houses (according to national standards) were sprayed at least once a year [9]

5

Stockouts of insecticides for spraying did not exceed six months in any of the cases [9]

 

Quality

6

Updated programmes and rules exist on the implementation of residual spraying [10]

7

A system is in place to monitor the resistance and sensitivity of insecticides used in indoor spraying [10]

8

Systematic procedures exist to monitor vector habits [10]

9

Systematic procedures exist to monitor residual insecticide in the homes sprayed [10]