Table 1 Incidence of clinical malaria following implementation of home-based interventions in communities

A. Treatment of malaria illnesses

Francis et al. (2017), Tanzania [33]

281 per 1000 person-year

[N = 2800]

–

Graz et al. (2010), Mali [61]

0 per 1000 person-year (severe malaria) [N = 298]

–

Ratsimbasoa et al. (2012), Madagascar [55]

0.25 per 1000 person-year [N = 1073]

–

Staedke et al. (2009), Uganda [76]

7.42 per person-year [N = 225]

6.84 per person-year (standard care) [N = 212]

9.70 per person-year (clinic cohort) [N = 263]

Thiam et al. (2012), Senegal [58]

2008

2616 per 100,000

2009

1905 per 100,000

(population in 2009: 3,202,760)

2008

2339 per 100,000

2009

1704 per 100,000

(population in 2009: 1,021,296)

Tiono et al. (2008), Burkina Faso [15]

277 per 1000 (N = 7621)

483 per 1000 (N = 7605)

Willcox et al. (2011), Mali [68]

310 per 1000 (N = 101)

–

Delacollette et al. (1996), Democratic Republic of the Congo [47]

74 per 10,000 (N = 13,084) [prevalence]

104 per 10,000 person-weeks [incidence]

109 per 10,000 (N = 14,999) [prevalence]

145 per 10,000 person-weeks [incidence]

B. Intermittent preventive treatment of malaria

Sesay et al. (2011), Gambia [66]

44 per 100,000 child-month (N = 639)

132 per 100,000 child-month (N = 638)

Tine et al. (2011), Senegal [78]

720 per 100,000 child-month (N = 500)

3560 per 100,000 child-month (N = 500)

Tine et al. (2014), Senegal [79]

491 per 100,000 child-month (N = 500)

3440 per 100,000 child-month (N = 500)

Ouédraogo et al. (2010), Burkina Faso [64]

3260 per 100,000 child day at risk (N = 52)

1070 per 100,000 child day at risk (N = 52)