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Table 1 Administrative coverage and estimated coverage by household survey per cycle

From: Seasonal malaria chemoprevention in a context of high presumed sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine resistance: malaria morbidity and molecular drug resistance profiles in South Sudan

 

1st Cycle

2nd Cycle

3rd Cycle

4th Cycle

5th Cycle

Administrative coverage per cycle

 Target population

15,025

15,025

15,025

15,025

15,025

 Children who received SMC

5862

7776

9510

11,290

13,689

 Children who were excluded from SMC

2352

1197

515

393

415

 Administrative coverage

39.0%

51.8%

63.3%

75.1%

91.1%

 Dates

22 July–3 August

19–31 August

16–26 September

31 October–12 November*

2–12 December

 Epi—weeks

30–33

34–37

38–42

43–48

49–52

Estimated coverage by household survey per cycle confirmed either by child record card or verbal report of participation

 Children who received the SMC N = 2674^

1634

1806

2005

2169

2341

 Estimated coverage (%) (95% CI)

61.1% 59.23–62.9)

67.5% (65.73–69.3)

74.9% (73.29–76.6)

81.1% (79.58–82.6)

87.6% (86.24–88.8)

  1. *4th cycle was postponed due to a simultaneous measles vaccination campaign in the area
  2. ^14 children were excluded from this analysis because they had missing data, 2674 was the total number of children included in the analysis