Determinants of compliance with malaria chemoprophylaxis among French soldiers during missions in inter-tropical Africa

Table 1 Characteristics of the companies

Comp	Country of the mission	Mission dates (MM/YY)		Type of the mission	Nb of soldiers	Nb of men	Age: median (25%-75% quantile)	Nb of soldiers with correct compliance	Nb of clinical malaria attacks
		Start	End
1	Ivory Coast	02/04	06/04	Operation	144	143	26 (25 - 29)	51 (35.4%)	3
2	CAR	02/05	05/05	Operation	115	115	26 (23 - 29)	53 (46.1%)	2
3	Ivory Coast	02/05	05/05	Operation	108	108	22 (21 - 26)	70 (64.8%)	1
4	Ivory Coast	02/05	05/05	Operation	95	95	22 (20 - 24)	55 (57.9%)	0
5	Ivory Coast	02/05	05/05	Operation	73	72	23 (22 - 26)	38 (52.1%)	1
6	Senegal	06/05	09/05	Training	133	132	26 (22 - 30)	16 (12%)	0
7	Ivory Coast	06/08	09/05	Operation	84	84	25 (22 - 28.5)	54 (64.3%)	0
8	Ivory Coast	06/08	09/05	Operation	72	66	24 (22.5 - 28.5)	44 (61.1%)	1
9	Chad	10/05	01/06	Operation	134	130	24 (21 - 27)	85 (63.4%)	2
10	Senegal	02/06	05/06	Training	102	100	25 (22 - 28)	16 (15.7%)	0
11	Chad	02/06	05/06	Operation	83	78	25 (22 - 29)	44 (53.0%)	1
12	Gabon	07/06	11/06	Training	94	94	23.5 (21- 29)	9 (9.6%)	1
13	Gabon	07/06	11/06	Training	114	114	24 (21 - 29)	12 (10.5%)	2
14	Chad	06/06	09/06	Operation	189	185	24 (21 - 29)	130 (68.8%)	0
15	Gabon	12/06	04/07	Training	125	123	25 (22 - 30)	49 (39.2%)	0
16	Gabon	12/06	04/07	Training	135	133	24 (22 - 31)	38 (28.1%)	1
17	CAR	06/07	09/07	Operation	102	102	23 (20 - 29)	78 (76.5%)	0
18	Ivory Coast	06/07	09/07	Operation	94	92	22 (20 - 25)	72 (76.6%)	1
19	Ivory Coast	06/07	09/07	Operation	97	96	23 (21 - 28)	53 (54.6%)	1
Total		02/04	09/07		2093	2062	24 (21 - 28)	967 (46.2%)	17

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