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. 2015 Aug 25;14:329. doi: 10.1186/s12936-015-0844-7

Table 3.

Percentage of children under five with fever in the 2 weeks before the survey who received prompt treatment with anti-malarial drug by country

Country Prompt treatment with any anti-malarial drug among those who received any anti-malarial drug Prompt treatment with ACT among those who received prompt treatment with any anti-malarial drug
% (95% CI) Na % (95% CI) Na
Angola 57.8 (51.2–61.4) 738 72.4 (68.0–76.8) 398
Beninb 77.8 (76.0–79.5) 2243 n/a n/a
Ethiopiac n/a n/a n/a n/a
Ghana 55.2 (48.6–61.7) 225 51.0 (42.0–59.9) 124
Kenya 50.6 (50.0–56.1) 311 36.1 (28.1–44.0) 145
Liberia 61.3 (58.1–64.5) 895 69.9 (66.0–73.8) 539
Madagascar 42.1 (34.8–49.4) 177 36.6 (25.9–4.3) 81
Malawi 73.3 (67.4–79.3) 216 88.6 (83.6–93.7) 156
Malic n/a n/a n/a n/a
Mozambique 74.4 (69.9–78.9) 366 69.2 (63.9–74.5) 292
Rwanda 70.8 (63.2–78.4) 140 98.0 (95.1–100.0) 101
Senegal 73.0 (67.0–80.3) 176 47.5 (38.8–56.2) 131
Tanzania mainland 68.9 (66.7–72.1) 785 99.6 (99.0–100.0) 548
Uganda 65.4 (63.2–67.5) 1849 71.8 (69.3–74.4) 1240
Zambia 53.4 (48.6–58.2) 417 32.2 (26.1–38.4) 225
Zanzibar 87.2 (76.7–97.8) 42 100.0 36

95 % CI 95 % confidence interval, N number of children

aAlthough weighted proportions are presented, the N values are unweighted and therefore, may not match exactly

bChildren who received only ACT are excluded because the database does not contain information on when they started the treatment

cNo information on time to treatment