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Table 3 Standard key indicators on healthcare worker performance in malaria case management, as assessed in health facility surveys in Maputo, Zambézia, and Cabo Delgado Provinces, Mozambique, 2018

From: Quality of malaria services offered in public health facilities in three provinces of Mozambique: a cross-sectional study

 

Maputo

Zambézia

Cabo Delgado

%

95% CI

%

95% CI

%

95% CI

Suspect malaria cases receiving malaria test

33

24–43

62

53–70

69

60–77

 < 5 years

34

21–51

70

60–79

68

54–79

   RDT

29

15–49

66

53–77

67

54–79

   Microscopy

5.1

0.9–24

4.1

1–12

0.4

0.1–1.6

 ≥ 5 years

32

21–46

53

42–64

71

59–81

   RDT

24

13–40

51

40–62

68

55–78

   Microscopy

11

5–24

3.9

2–9

7.1

3–16

Confirmed malaria cases treated with appropriate antimalarial

54

20–84

87

77–93

90

82–94

Suspect malaria cases negative for malaria* but treated with antimalarial

7.7

2–23

22

14–32

16

8–32

Suspect malaria cases not tested, treated with appropriate antimalarial

0

****

1.1

0.2–6.5

2.7

0.5–13

Suspect malaria cases managed correctly**

29

21–39

44

37–52

48

41–55

True malaria cases appropriately treated***

14

5–34

52

42–62

49

42–57

  1. RDT, rapid diagnostic test; CI, confidence interval
  2. * During re-examination
  3. ** Tested and treated with antimalarial with correct dose only if positive
  4. *** Treated with first-line antimalarial with correct dose
  5. **** CI not defined