Malaria Sample Clauses

Malaria o All of Singita’s properties are situated in malaria-risk areas. It is therefore essential that guests consult their medical practitioners regarding anti-malaria requirements prior to travel. YELLOW FEVER o Yellow Fever certification is required when travelling from, or passing through, yellow fever endemic countries. Kenya is considered to be an endemic country. o Please note: Requirements change from time to time. Although we endeavour to stay updated, Singita cannot be held liable for any incorrect or outdated information, and we strongly advise guests to always consult their GP and/or travel clinic regarding the latest requirements prior to departure. CHILDREN AT SINGITA AGES o Children are classified as 2-16 years of age. o Infants are classified as under the age of 2 years. ACCOMMODATION o Children must be aged 10 years and older to stay at Singita Boulders, Lebombo Lodge (excluding the Lebombo Two-Bedroom Suites and Villa), Sabora Tented Camp, and Mara River Tented Camp. o Children of all ages are welcome at all other Singita lodges and camps. o At Singita Ebony Lodge, families with children under the age of 10 years are required to book a Family Suite in order to guarantee the availability of a private vehicle. RATE o Infants under the age of 2 years stay free of charge.
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Malaria. Further reduce or at least maintain at the 2004 levels, the proportional malaria morbidity at 1.9% and mortality at 3.9 %.
Malaria. Carrying out activities to strengthen Malaria control initiatives at the national, provincial and municipal level through, inter alia: (a) training coordinators in operational management; (b) finalizing and disseminating laboratory guidelines for diagnosis, case management, and entomological studies; (c) developing mechanisms to integrate Malaria treatment into reproductive health programs; and (d) training of health sector service providers at all levels as well as NGOs to implement case management guidelines; all through the provision of technical advisory services and training.
Malaria. 8.8.6 Syphilis 8.8.7 Toxoplasmosis 8.8.8 Chagas Disease 8.8.9 Xxxx, Xxxxxxx-Xxxx or West Nile virus 8.8.10 Tuberculosis
Malaria. The Company shall pay the benefit as specified in the Policy Schedule in the event of Insured Person being hospitalized during the the Policy Period, with the diagnosis of Malaria which is confirmed by a medical practitioner with confirmatory tests indicating presence of Plasmodium falciparum/ vivax/ malariae in the his/her blood by laboratory examination countersigned by a pathologist/microbiologist in peripheral blood smear or positive rapid diagnostic test (antigen detection test).
Malaria. All of Singita’ s properties are s i tuated in malaria - r isk areas. I t is therefore essential that guests consult their medical practitioners regarding anti - malaria requirements prior to travel . YELLOW FEVER • Yellow Fever certification is required when travelling from, or passing through, yellow fever endemic countries. Kenya is considered to be an endemic country. • Please note: Requirements change from t ime to t ime. Although we endeavour to stay updated, Singita cannot be held l iable for any incorrect or outdated information and we strongly advise guests to always consult their GP and/ or travel cl inic regarding the latest requirements prior to departure. CHILDREN AT SINGITA AGES • Children are classified 2 - 16 years of age • Infants are c lassified as under the age of 2 years ACCOMMODATION • Children must be aged 10 years and older to stay at Singita Boulders, Lebombo Lodge ( excluding the Lebombo Two - Bedroom Suites and Villa), Sabora Tented Camp & Mara River Tented Camp. • Children of all ages are welcome at all other Singita lodges and camps. • At Singita Ebony Lodge, families with children under the age of 10 years old are required to book a Family Suite in order to guarantee the availability of a private vehicle. RATE • Infants under the age of 2 years stay free of charge. • Children aged 2 - 16 years stay at 50 % of the adult rate when sharing with either one adult or child. • X x xxxxx child accommodated in their own suite will attract the full adult rate. SHARING/ TRIPLES • Families wishing to share are encouraged to book Family Suites, Two - or Three- Bedroom Suites/ Cottages, Villas or Private - use lodges. • Triples are available on request, and require an additional room being booked. PRIVATE VEHICLE • Families t ravelling with children under the age of 10 years are required to book a private vehicle ( Subject to availability) . • Families of up to three members, including children under the age of 10 years, will be charged the applicable private vehicle rate ( Subject to availability). • Families of four or more members, including children under the age of 10 years old, are guaranteed the complimentary use of a private vehicle. ( Subject to availability.) • At Singita Ebony Lodge, families with children under the age of 10 years old are required to book a Family Suite in order to guarantee the availability of a private vehicle. • In the interest of safety, children participate in safari activities at the discretion of the Singi...
Malaria. Result 1:‌ LLIN Access and Use Increased by at Least 30%
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Malaria. PROPHYLAXIS ADVISED TRAVEL HEALTH Continuation Notes
Malaria. Malaria is a complex and life-threatening disease caused by the Plasmodium parasite. Five parasite species cause malaria in humans, and two of these species, P. falciparum and P. vivax, pose the greatest threat to humans (WHO, 2018). The complicated and human- dependent life cycle of Plasmodium parasites has hindered elimination efforts for hundreds of years (Xxxxxx,2019). Though significant progress has been made on P. falciparium elimination efforts in Sub Saharan Africa, the life cycle and biology of P.vivax have made it uniquely challenging to detect, treat, and eradicate in areas such as South East Asia where it is the dominant species (Lucchi,2019; Mendis, 2001; WHO, 2018). Unique attributes of P. vivax such as asymptomatic infection, ability to evade detection, relapse, and insecticide resistance have contributed to the development and spread of multi-drug resistant malaria parasites within the GMS of South East Asia (Xxxxx, 2016; Xxxxxxxxxx, 2018; WHO, 2018). The looming threat of antimalarial drug resistance spreading outside the GMS has created a robust push for the elimination of malaria in South East Asia (WHO, 2018). There is a need for a vaccine or novel drugs to combat specifically P. vivax malaria in the GMS. To understand the complexity of P. vivax malaria and the need for the development of a vaccine it is important to understand how P. vivax fits into the context of malaria today.
Malaria. All 4 SAs met their performance benchmark for the use of bednets, with a combined frequency of 67.71%, which far exceeds the project target of 35%. Also, each of the 4 SAs met their performance benchmark for treatment of children with fever with an appropriate antimalarial within 24 hours of the onset of symptoms ➢ % of children 0-23 months who slept under an insecticide-treated bed net the previous night: the cumulative frequency of 67.71% far exceeded both the midterm benchmark of 27% and the target of 35% set for this indicator. This is due to wide distribution by the PMI of ITNs throughout all of the HFAs in GCM during the first quarter of 2008. A new final target was set at 70%. ➢ Percentage of children 0-23 months with a febrile episode that ended during the last two weeks who were treated with an effective anti-malarial drug within 24 hours after the fever began: The cumulative midterm frequency of 48.96% surpasses the midterm benchmark of 32% and reaches the project target of 50%. Additional Indicators Collected: Due to the concerns of the County Health Team, CHAL and MTI staff regarding safe motherhood and HIV/AIDS in the county, the project collected additional information to assess needs in these areas. Prenatal Care ➢ 92.71% of mothers of children aged 0-23 m had at least one prenatal visit prior to the birth of her youngest child. ➢ Only 31.25% of mothers have a maternal health card, and only 46.88% of mothers could name at least one prenatal danger sign. Delivery Care ➢ The percentage of women giving birth in a facility is quite low at 25.00%, and the percentage of births that are attended by a skilled birth attendant, which is defined in this study as a doctor, nurse, physician assistant, or midwife, is only 23.96%. Postnatal Care ➢ Postnatal visits within 3 days of the birth of the child are now occurring at a rate of 28.13% for the mother and 36.46% for the child. These rates are markedly better than baseline (6% and 7%, respectively) but still quite low. HIV ➢ While 90.63% of mothers have heard of AIDS, only 37.50% of mothers could name two or more correct methods of reducing the risk of contracting the virus that causes HIV. ➢ Only 37.50% of mothers have heard of Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT), and only 26.04% of mothers have the knowledge of where such treatment is available in the community. ➢ Only 13.54% of mothers know where one may receive treatment for HIV, and only 5.21% of mothers know that there is PMTCT treatment availa...
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