Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Intervention for Malaria Control in Rural Areas in China

Abstract

Malaria can be prevented at the individual level by taking personal protections. However, effective preventiveaction is a result of public health programs that adequately teach preventive measures to population. Thisstudy was carried out in 2007 evaluate knowledge on malaria control and prevention theeffects intervention for rural community China. An interventional study followed approximately 1971 randomly selected respondents over period fourmonths. According endemicity areas, this particular ruralcommunity. Two surveys were performed point. Demographic socioeconomic variableswere used as predictor variables logistic regression analysis.Different patterns behavior found closely situated households school level.Gender, age, length residence time seeking behaviors statisticallysignificant predictors (P