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. 2018 Jun 20;17:240. doi: 10.1186/s12936-018-2379-1

Table 2.

Weighted prevalence of asymptomatic Plasmodium falciparum malaria in 12 random villages in northern Uganda, by season and location in a district where indoor residual insecticide spraying (IRS) was implemented or not

Village Visit year Visit months Season Region IRS district Stratification variables N enrolled N with RDT data Malaria prevalence (%) Sum of weights for those enrolled (total = 2,829,988) Sum of weights for those with RDT data (total = 2,763,690)
Proximity to water Rural/urban Unweighted Weighted
63 2011 11 Wet North-central 1 Near Rural 85 72 16.5 20.1 (10.8, 29.4) 123,080 105,213
75 2014 2 Dry North-central 1 Near Urban 88 88 17.0 17.6 (9.6, 25.7) 939,218 939,218
19 2012 2, 3 Dry North-central 1 Far Rural 83 80 6.0 10.6 (0.7, 20.4) 30,433 29,382
77 2013 4, 5 Wet North-central 1 Far Urban 82 79 28.0 34.2 (20.7, 47.7) 34,195 33,039
29 2012 12 Wet Northwest 0 Near Rural 75 75 84.0 79.3 (67.4, 91.2) 355,600 355,600
31 2012 3, 4 Dry, wet North-central 0 Near Rural 89 85 61.8 63.6 (48.5, 78.7) 412,313 393,000
45 2013 3 Dry Northwest 0 Near Rural 76 71 78.9 85.7 (79.5, 91.9) 203,420 192,167
41 2014 1 Dry North-central 0 Near Urban 73 73 75.3 75.2 (63.3, 87.0) 500,210 500,210
100 2012 8, 9 Dry, wet Northwest 0 Far Rural 86 82 69.8 74.8 (63.1, 86.5) 76,323 72,991
30 2013 1 Dry Northwest 0 Far Rural 84 82 75.0 79.4 (67.8, 90.9) 46,442 44,956
20 2012 6, 7 Wet, dry Northwest 0 Far Rural 91 83 71.4 78.5 (68.5, 88.6) 67,092 60,102
40 2011 10, 11 Wet North-central 0 Far Urban 94 87 79.8 86.2 (77.6, 94.8) 41,662 37,812

The data in the table are sorted by IRS district, proximity to water (near/far), then by rural/urban. Urban and rural strata defined according to population count in the parish, based on the national census of 2002; proximity of village to water defined as “near” when the parish boundary was < 500 m from an all season surface water body (river, lake, or swamp), otherwise defined as “far”. 1 = January, 2 = February, 3 = March, 4 = April, 5 = May, 6 = June, 7 = July, 8 = August, 9 = September, 10 = October, 11 = November, 12 = December; NC North-central, NW Northwest, IRS indoor residual insecticide spray; dry season months were January to March and July to August; Wet season months were April to June and September to December; The season was deemed to be wet for children enrolled in villages 31 and 100 because most children were enrolled in the wet months, while season was deemed dry for children in village 20 because most were enrolled in the dry season month; Weights were trimmed to the 97th percentile, affecting 30 children whose weight was set to 14,409.34