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. 2020 Jan 24;4:160. Originally published 2019 Oct 23. [Version 2] doi: 10.12688/wellcomeopenres.15514.2

Table 2. Details of included studies.

CAR = Central African Republic; ART = antiretroviral therapy; UTI = urinary tract infection; NR = not reported. yr = year; m = months, d = days, hr = hours. * = mean rather than media.

Study Year
Pub.
Study
Period
Country Study
Type
Inclusion
Population: details
Age
group
Median
age
n
COMMUNITY STUDIES
Albrechtova 2012 2012 2009 Kenya Cross sec. General population Adults NR 23
Mshana 2016 2016 2014 Tanzania Cross sec. General population both 10yr 334
Katakweba 2018 2018 2011–13 Tanzania Cross sec. General population Adults NR 70
Ruppe 2009 2009 NR Senegal Cross sec. Special population (remote villages) Children 6.9yr * 20
Lonchel 2012 2012 2009 Cameroon Cross sec. Special population (students) Adults 24.7yr * 150
Chereau 2015 2015 2013–14 Madagascar Cross sec. Special population (pregnant women) Adults 26yr * 356
Farra 2016 2016 2013 CAR Cross sec. Special population (healthy controls in a
diarrhoea study)
Children 10.5m 134
Ribeiro 2016 2016 2013 Angola Cross sec. Special population (no antibiotics/hospital
exposure last 3 mo)
Adults NR
Tellevik 2016 2016 2010–11 Tanzania Cross sec. Special population: <2yr attending health
centre for vaccine
Children NR 250
Moremi 2017 2017 2015 Tanzania Cross sec. Special population (street children) Children 14.2yr * 107
Chirindze 2018 2018 2016 Mozambique Cross sec. Special population (Students in the
community)
Adults NR 275
Sanneh 2018 2018 2015 The Gambia Cross sec. Special population (Food handlers in schools) Adults 37yr * 565
HOSPITAL OUTPATIENTS
Herindrainy 2011 2011 2009 Madagascar Cross sec. Outpatients Adults NR 306
Lonchel 2012 2012 2009 Cameroon Cross sec. Outpatients Adults 36.9yr * 208
Magoue 2013 2013 2010 Cameroon Cross sec. Outpatients Adults NR 232
Outpatients Children NR 147
Djuikoue 2016 2016 2011–12 Cameroon Cross sec. Special population (outpatient women with
susp. UTI)
Adults NR 86
Wilmore 2017 2017 2014–15 Zimbabwe Cross sec. Special population (outpatient, HIV infected,
stable on ART)
Children 11yr 175
Herindrainy 2018 2018 2015–16 Madagascar Cross sec. Special population (Pregnant women at
delivery)
Adults 26yr * 275
Stanley 2018 2018 2017 Uganda Cross sec. Special population (participants who reared
animals, attending health facility with a fever
and/or diarrhoea but without malaria)
both 21.7yr * 300
ON HOSPITAL ADMISSION
Andriatahina 2010 2010 2008 Madagascar Cohort On hospital admission Children 38.3m 244
Kurz 2016 2016 2014 Rwanda Cohort On hospital admission both 29yr 753
Magwenzi 2017 2017 2015 Zimbabwe Cohort On hospital admission Children 1.0yr 164
Founou 2018 2018 2017 South Africa Cohort On hospital admission Adults NR 43
Moremi 2018 2018 2014–15 Tanzania Cohort On hospital admission Adults NR 930
Woerther 2011 2011 2007–08 Niger Cohort Special population (Children with SAM) Children 16.3m * 55
Isendahl 2012 2012 2010 Guinea-
Bissau
Cross sec. Special population (Children att. hospital w/
fever or tachycardia)
Children NR 408
Nelson 2014 2014 2013 Tanzania Cohort Special population (Pregnant women and
neonates, inpatient)
Neonate 0d 126
Adults 26.5yr * 113
INPATIENTS
Lonchel 2013 2013 2009 Cameroon Cross sec. Inpatients Adults 46.8yr * 121
Magoue 2013 2013 2010 Cameroon Cross sec. Inpatients Adults NR 208
Schaumburg
2013
2013 2010–11 Gabon Cross sec. Inpatients Children NR 200
Desta 2016 2016 2012 Ethiopia Cross sec. Inpatients Adults 35yr 154
Inpatients Children 7yr 94
Inpatients Neonate 9d 19
Tellevik 2016 2016 2010–11 Tanzania Cross sec. Inpatients Children NR 353
Nikema
Pessinaba 2018
2018 2015–16 Togo Cross sec. Special population (<5yr with febrile
gastroenteritis)
Children NR 81
Marando 2018 2018 2016 Tanzania Cross sec. Special population (Neonates with sepsis) Neonate 6d 304
OTHER
Tande 2009 2009 2003 Mali Cross sec. Orphanage children Children NR 38
Orphanage staff Adults NR 30
Magoue 2013 2013 2010 Cameroon Cross sec. Hospital workers and their families Adults NR 87
Relatives and carers of inpatients Adults NR 63