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. 2020 Jul 2;103(2 Suppl):37–45. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.19-0667

Table 1.

Mass drug administration and fMDA household testing, treatment, and adherence reporting for each campaign treatment round

Category Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Total
fMDA MDA fMDA MDA fMDA MDA fMDA MDA
Households interviewed, N 17,704 18,237 14,610 14,584 18,004 17,528 16,050 15,257 131,975
Individuals listed, N 95,214 90,347 79,518 70,305 88,605 90,077 81,208 79,653 674,927
 Tested for malaria, n (% listed) 79,774 (83.8%) 81,432 (90.1%) 67,566 (85.0%) 58,088 (82.6%) 79,389 (89.6%) 83,389 (92.6%) 74,493 (91.7%) 73,500 (92.3%) 597,631 (88.5%)
  Rapid diagnostic test positivity, n (% tested) 7,866 (9.9%) 5,790 (7.1%) 3,797 (5.6%) 2,213 (3.8%) 4,509 (5.7%) 4,186 (5.0%) 1,475 (2.0%) 1,073 (1.5%) 30,898 (5.2%)
Eligible for treatment,* N 26,453 89,290 17,171 69,473 14,684 88,236 6,285 72,176 383,768
 Treated with dihydroartemisinin–piperaquine, n (% eligible) 25,372 (95.9%) 78,591 (88.0%) 17,092 (99.5%) 56,620 (81.5%) 14,599 (99.4%) 72,006 (81.6%) 8,256 (131.4%) 64,285 (89.1%) 336,821 (87.8%)
 Reporting adherence status, n (% treated) 13,847 (54.6%) 36,968 (47.0%) 7,461 (43.7%) 17,100 (30.2%) 8,507 (58.3%) 48,637 (67.5%) 5,375 (65.1%) 43,639 (67.9%) 181,534 (53.9%)
  Full adherence, n (% reporting) 12,676 (91.5%) 29,800 (80.6%) 6,843 (91.7%) 14,467 (84.6%) 8,134 (95.6%) 39,197 (80.6%) 5,016 (93.3%) 37,054 (84.9%) 153,197 (84.4%)
  Partial adherence, n (% reporting) 903 (6.5%) 5,974 (16.2%) 424 (5.7%) 2,095 (12.3%) 241 (2.8%) 7,373 (15.2%) 288 (5.4%) 5,141 (11.8%) 22,438 (12.4%)
  Nonadherence, n (% reporting) 267 (1.9%) 1,194 (3.2%) 193 (2.6%) 539 (3.2%) 134 (1.6%) 2,067 (4.3%) 70 (1.3%) 1,444 (3.3%) 5,918 (3.3%)

fMDA = focal MDA; MDA = mass drug administration. Full adherence = all three doses completed; partial adherence = at least one dose, but not all completed; nonadherence = no doses taken.

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Household participants were eligible for treatment if residing in an area receiving MDA or residing within a household where at least one member tested positive for malaria in an area receiving fMDA.