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Table 5.

Provider knowledge of first-line treatment and dosing regimens, by sector¹

	Benin		DRC		Madagascar		Nigeria		Uganda		Zambia

	Public/Not-for-Profit	Private	Public/Not- for-Profit	Private	Public/Not- for-Profit	Private	Public/Not- for-Profit	Private	Public/Not- for-Profit	Private	Public/Not- for-Profit	Private
	N=218	N=735	N=135	N=1, 242	N=575	N=2, 016	N=258	N=1, 839	N=563	N=699	N=178	N=283
Correctly state the recommended first-line treatment for uncomplicated malaria	73.0 ^a	17.7 ^b	76.4 ^a	42.4 ^b	71.7 ^a	12.4 ^b	43.7 ^a	25.5 ^b	92.8 ^a	59.8 ^b	92.7 ^a	59.3 ^b

Correctly state the dosing regimen of the first-line treatment for an adult	70.7 ^a	8.4 ^b	70.4 ^a	28.5 ^b	42.4 ^a	5.1 ^a	--²	--	86.6 ^a	53.2 ^a	92.7 ^a	48.2 ^b

Correctly state the dosing regimen of the first-line treatment for a two year old	70.2 ^a	7.8 ^b	69.6 ^a	28.4 ^b	68.8 ^a	8.5 ^b	--	--	89.5 ^a	49.3 ^b	92.7 ^a	47.3 ^b

¹ Statistical comparisons conducted across outlet types, within countries. Statistical difference is labelled with a superscript, a or b. Proportions with different letters in their superscripts differ significantly from one another within countries (p < 0.01 for all tests).

²Information on Nigeria's dosing regimen for their first-line alternative ACT, ASAQ, was not collected.