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Table 1 Characteristics of participants surveyed in the final school survey

From: Intermittent preventive treatment of malaria delivered to primary schoolchildren provided effective individual protection in Jinja, Uganda: secondary outcomes of a cluster-randomized trial (START-IPT)

Characteristic

Control (n = 546)

Intervention (n = 546)

Age, years (mean, SE)

10.5 (0.08)

10.4 (0.08)

 5–10 years

276 (50.5%)

290 (53.1%)

 11–18 years

270 (49.5%)

256 (46.9%)

Female

285 (52.2%)

260 (47.6%)

Regiona

 Urban area

  

  Jinja town

91 (16.7%)

143 (26.2%)

 Rural areas

  

  Buwenge

169 (31.0%)

130 (23.8%)

  Kakira/Busedde

117 (21.4%)

130 (23.8%)

  Nile River

169 (31.0%)

143 (26.2%)

Enrolled in the interventionb

0 (0%)

437 (80.0%)

Slept under a bednet the previous nightb

194 (35.5%)

225 (41.2%)

Temperature (°C), mean (SE)

37.1 (0.04)

37.1 (0.04)

  1. aComparing urban vs rural areas, adjusting for clustering, p value = 0.29
  2. bMissing for one child in the intervention arm