Data matters in Malaria prevention
"The number of cases reported for 2000 has gone up in every single World Malaria Report." Prof. Nicholas White, University of Oxford | Infections 2000 286m Infections 2018 228m "It is impossible to interpret trends when the methodology and systems change." p.4. Prof. Richard Price, Menzies School of Health Research, Australia | ||
Burden of malaria on health and [socio-] economic development. Social Determinants of Health Sustainable Development Goals Social Capital Universal Health Coverage Health Services |
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My source:
Jack, A. Doubts cast on data showing progress of malaria prevention, FT Weekend, 7-8 December 2019, p.4.
[If climate change can affect the transmission of vectors and vectorial capacity, it is essential that due diligence and governance is also applied to prevent 'data creep - contagion'. The challenges in data gathering, statistic analysis are complex enough in theory, practice, policy and management. PJ]