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Annual conference on Malaria Malaria situation in Pailin, Cambodia Naga World Hotel Phnom Penh 21-22 March 2013 Presentation Outline Geography Location: 376 km Northwest of Phnom


  1. Annual conference on Malaria Malaria situation in Pailin, Cambodia Naga World Hotel Phnom Penh 21-22 March 2013

  2. Presentation Outline            

  3. Geography • Location: 376 km Northwest of Phnom Penh, and 86 km from Battambang Province. • Surface : 1,097.66 km ² • Population : 70,486 persons(2012) • Borderland : North, East and South bordering with Battambang province of Cambodia and West bordering with Chanthaburi, Thailand • The international check-point (Prom check-point) to against to Ban Phakat check-point of Pongnamron, Chanthaburi in Thailand.

  4. Pailin has 1 city and 1 district, 8 Communes, 83 administrative villages and 31 annexed villages.  Health facility coverage : – 1 PHD – 1 RH – 6 HCs – 114Villages= 184VHV, and 225 VMWs working in all Villages, and – 45 farm owners with MMWs for 30 Villages

  5. Malaria Achievements in Pailin

  6. Early Diagnosis And Treatment (EDAT) Strengthen public health facilities providing 24H  services for malaria (1 RH & 6 HCs) Diagnose malaria by RDT at community, and by  microscope at HFs Treat malaria with recommended Anti-malaria drugs  (Ex. first line for Duo-cotexcin, Malarone, and second line for Quinine & Tetra, … ) Promote private sector engagement in malaria  control ( Private & Public Mixed = PPM)

  7. EDAT (Continued) 92 VMWs in 46 villages supported by FHI360  and other 67 villages supported by MC with 133 VMWs (New VMWs were upgraded from VHSGs in the village) 45 MMWs in 30 villages selected and trained  to provide early diagnosis and treatment and also health education to mobile and migrant populations at the farms. Rapidly Detected and treated the malaria  through outreach activities by HC staffs.

  8. Operational research/Study Therapeutic Efficacy Study (TES on Malaria  drugs). Follow-up of malaria treatment with Malarone  (Pilot Project). G6PD rapid test Study .  Entomology study, etc. 

  9. Cross-border Activities • Joint cross border meeting at national levels on malaria control and prevention (reference from the meeting result at Bangkok and Siem Reap). • Joint World Malaria Day (25 April). • Screening migrant workers at malaria post, at the border check-point. • Cross-border meeting with Chanthaburi PHO/ Pongnamron (Twin-Cities) on malaria ( ID patient card at the border used). • Harmonized and Joint BCC bi-lingual materials pre- testing

  10. LLIN distribution & Re-impregnation 10

  11. Tend of Treated, Severe and Death Cases in Pailin from 2004-2012 10000 8695 9000 8623 7888 8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1454 1365 1408 1027 785 282 1000 231 169 203 504 46 12 82 15 4 1 1 2 0 0 13 0 21 0 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Tot Cases Severe Cases Death Cases

  12. Malaria Incidence & Mortality Rate in Pailin from 2004-2012 ( Health Facility and VMW ) 200 180 174 160 158 Treated Cases/1,000 147 140 120 100 80 60 40 29 23 21 30 17 20 11 9 8 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Incidence Rate/1000 Mortality/100,000

  13. Parasite Species Distribution, 2011-2012 Mixt Pf Pf Mix 9% 13% 17% 13% Pv Pv 74% 74% 2011 2012

  14. Spacies Trent, 2006-2012 Pailin 7000 PF PV MIXT 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

  15. Malaria cases for mobile and permanent people in Pailin, 2012 1200 989 1000 Tested 800 Positive 583 600 400 227 165 200 0 Mobile Permanent

  16. Malaria cases by age and sex Pailin, 2012 300 251 250 200 Male Female 150 100 68 50 20 18 17 13 4 1 0 0-4yr 5-14yr 15-49yr >49yr

  17. Identification of Success Factors

  18. 1-Malaria Case Management : Encourage malaria treatment based on parasitological  confirmation (RDT/microscope) Ban prescribing/selling Artemisinin derivative monotherapy to  patient Refer malaria cases from private sectors to public health  facilities and to VMWs/MMWs. 2-Prevention : Full ITN coverage for local population,  LLIN coverage for mobile and migrant population,  Re-impregnation of existing conventional nets, IRS, ..  Health Education. 

  19. 3-Partnership MOH/CNM  WHO  Local authorities and community volunteers  URC/CAP-Malaria  Malaria Consortium (MC)  FHI-360 and other partners  Thai counterparts. 

  20. Institutional Development, Program Management Development of comprehensive AOP.  Regular Supervision & Monitoring on actual implementation  (for both public and private sectors). Supply system (Test and drugs) and Emergency response.  Quality Assurance (Q/A) of malaria microscopy.  Trainings, meetings and workshops on specific and relevant  topics to health staffs, community volunteers and all partners. Program coordination under guidance from MoH/CNM.  Program reporting and dissemination of the results. 

  21. Challenges • • • •

  22. Some Activities by photo

  23. Delegation of WHO and MOH Visited Phnom Dambang village (VMW)

  24. Delegation of WHO and MOH Visited Krochab HC

  25. Delegation of WHO and MOH Visited Farm owners and workers

  26. Delegation of WHO and MOH Visited Pharmacy store

  27. Pro-SWG meeting for Malaria elimination

  28. Worl rld Mala laria ria Day with Thai i dele legatio ion

  29. LLIN/LLIHN distribution in Pailin for 2012

  30. Sup upervis ision on on LLI LIN/L /LLI LIHN HN used ed at the he villa llage

  31. Training on malaria diagosis and treatment to health staffs

  32. Training on Malaria diagosis and treatment to VMW/ W/MMW

  33. Mont onthly hly mee eetin ting g with ith VMWs/MMWs

  34. Bi Bi-mo monthly meeting with VHSG (Village Health Supporting Gro roup)

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