Table 2.

Changes in malaria indicators from 2013 to 2014 at surveyed health facilities, stratified by time and zone

		Ebola-unaffected prefectures from 2013 to 2014			Ebola-affected prefectures from 2013 to 2014
		January to March	April to July	August to November	January to March	April to July	August to November
Adults and children (age ≥5 years)
All-cause patient visits		5%	10%	−6%	10%	−22%	−42%
Fever cases		−2%	12%	−16%	−2%	−32%	−46%
Tested for malaria		73%	80%	23%	32%	−9%	−23%
Confirmed cases of malaria		72%	75%	36%	32%	−21%	−35%
Treated with oral antimalarial drugs		−13%	8%	−21%	−21%	−42%	−58%
Treated with injectable antimalarial drugs		−12%	21%	−17%	−40%	−44%	−69%
Children (age <5 years)
All-cause patient visits		7%	18%	−17%	−16%	−9%	−17%
Fever cases		9%	18%	−21%	−4%	−17%	−24%
Tested for malaria		63%	77%	27%	37%	20%	7%
Confirmed cases of malaria		54%	57%	39%	22%	26%	0%
Treated with oral antimalarial drugs		−4%	15%	−19%	−8%	−19%	−35%
Treated with injectable antimalarial drugs		−22%	−24%	−28%	−25%	−24%	−62%
Pregnant women
Antenatal visits		4%	9%	14%	4%	6%	−26%
	Doses of sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine given during antenatal clinic visits	28%	33%	15%	37%	59%	37%

Numbers used to calculate the percentage changes are reported in the appendix.