1,991
Participants
Start Date
September 12, 2022
Primary Completion Date
March 31, 2025
Study Completion Date
April 25, 2025
PART
"Chloroquine (150mgs tablets) weight-adjusted dosage ; An 8-aminoquinoline drug~1. Primaquine (PQ) (15 mg tablets): weight-adjusted dosage. Rationale: this short-course posology has been chosen to facilitate the adherence to treatment for asymptomatic individuals participating to the Module A.~ Primaquine will be administered to all participants to Module A during the induction phase of the intervention.~2. OR tafenoquine (TQ) (150 mg tablets): 2 tablets as a single dose (orally), (Rationale: the posology chosen corresponds to that used in phase III trials for the radical cure of P. vivax and the therapeutic recommendation in Brazil). Tafenoquine will only be administered during the full implementation phase to participants who do not meet exclusion criteria."
Malakit
"delivery of a sturdy, lightweight, waterproof plastic involucre that contains:~* 1 laminated sheet with illustrated instruction~* 1 complete anti-malarial treatment targeting P. falciparum, but also effective in acute forms of P. vivax with association with artemisinin derivatives~ * A blister of 24 tablets of Artemether 20 mg + lumefantrine 120 mg of generic medication~ * Two 15 mg tablets of primaquine, to be given as a single dose (145)~* 1 symptomatic treatment (analgesic, antipyretic): a blister pack of 10 paracetamol 500 mg tablets~* 3 Malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) in individual packs and with easy-to-use retractable lancets. Three tests will be included, taking into account the possibility of having one or two negative or invalid tests before returning to a distribution site for further supplies."
CROSS-SECTIONAL PRE- AND POST-INTERVENTION SURVEYS
Surveys will include the collection of a detailed questionnaire on recent malaria and mobility history, a clinical examination, and a venous blood sample
QUALITATIVE STUDY
Systematic mapping of stakeholders in the pre-intervention period Semi-structured interviews and focus groups. Observational techniques Participatory approach. Participatory design of a community-based adverse event surveillance system
Stephen vreden, Paramaribo
Josiane Muller, Oiapoque
Oswaldo Cruz Foundation
OTHER
Foundation for Scientific Research Suriname (SWOS) Paramaribo, Suriname
UNKNOWN
Centre Hospitalier de Cayenne
OTHER