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Table 3 Percentage change in malaria admissions and deaths, and test positivity rate in 2015 compared to pre-scale-up period (2005-2010), in IRS-districts (24), and non-IRS districts (36) in Ashanti, Northern, Upper East, Upper West, and Western Regions, Ghana, 2005–2015

From: Effect of anti-malarial interventions on trends of malaria cases, hospital admissions and deaths, 2005–2015, Ghana

Stratum

Indicator

IRS, all ages

Non−IRS, all ages

Baseline

Observed values

Observed relative change (%)

Predicted relative change compared to baseline (%)

Observed

Predicted relative change compared to baseline (%)

Ave (2005−2010) P1

2015 P1

2015 P1

2015 p1

Ave (2005−2010) P1

2015 P1

Change % 2015 P1

2015 1

National

Outpatient malaria cases

167,030

143,774

−14

−47 (−79 to 30)

858,019

800,050

−7

−58 (−69 to−44)

Malaria admissions

16,103

17,812

11

−68 (−87 to −21)

94,207

172,697

83

−35 (−63 to 15)

Malaria deaths

424

166

−61

−88 (−95 to −71)

1608

1172

−27

−44 (−62 to −16)

Aneamia inpatients

1797

6954

287

17 (−74 to 422)

13,090

38,379

193

9 (−85 to 669)

Aneamia deaths

107

152

42

−38 (−80 to 90)

542

829

53

52 (−21 to 194)

Tested (Mic)

76,758

143,162

87

110 (−69 to 1313)

302,938

457,757

51

−48 (−82 to 48)

Positive (Mic)

19,670

17,552

−11

−76 (−94 to 2)

125,591

130,379

4

−68 (−88 to −17)

Test positivity rate (mic)

27

12

−54

−89 (−95 to −77)

42

28

−32

−38 (−54 to −16)

Proportion of outpatients

35

26

−26

−11 (−61 to 100)

44

29

−35

−30 (−35 to −23)

Proportion of inpatients

25

17

−30

−56 (−71 to −33)

32

25

−23

−37 (−54 to −13)

Proportion of deaths

18

6

−66

−87 (−96 to −63)

21

12

−42

−41 (−56 to −20)

Non-malaria outpatient

470,715

544,484

16

−38 (−57 to −9)

1822,697

2,638,677

45

−38 (−54 to −15)

Non-malaria inpatients

48,640

86,050

77

−6 (−51 to 83)

194,843

517,232

165

27 (−22 to 107)

Non-malaria deaths

1977

2552

29

46 (−28 to 196)

6164

8587

39

4 (−32 to 59)

  1. Negative percentages indicate decrease in the indicator while positive percentages indicate increase during the post-scale up period (2011–2015) compared to the pre-scale-up period
  2. CI with symbol “†” is statistically significant