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Knowledge, attitudes and bite prevention practices and estimation of productivity of vector breeding sites using a Habitat Suitability Score (HSS) among households with confirmed dengue in the 2014 outbreak in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

机译:在达累斯萨拉姆,坦桑尼亚达累斯萨拉姆爆发的家庭中,在坦桑尼亚达累斯爆发的栖息地平台(HSS)栖息地适合评分(HSS)栖息地育种站点的知识,态度和咬合预防措施

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Dengue fever is a viral infection transmitted by Aedes (Stegomyia) mosquitoes causing a flu-like illness that may develop into severe complications such as dengue haemorrhagic fever and dengue shock syndrome if the patient contracts two viral serotypes concurrently. Three dengue serotypes have been detected in Dar es Salaam (DNV 1, 2 and 3). There is currently no antiviral treatment or vaccine available against dengue so vector control and mosquito bite prevention remain essential to prevent transmission. Due to globalisation and rapid urban expansion, Dar es Salaam is experiencing regular dengue outbreaks. Without adequate vector control and public awareness, these will certainly continue to re-occur. During the dengue outbreak of 2014 we followed up 97 people with confirmed dengue. We went to their homes to ask them about their perception of dengue and to look at the suitability of their homes for vector breeding. We devised a tool to predict whether Aedes aegypti would be present in breeding sites based on the results of other authors in the region. The study proposes the use of HSS, a tool to be used to predict the productivity of Aedes breeding habitats, which correctly predicted the presence of Aedes aegypti 75% of the time. The prediction will enable quick management of habitats before the rain begins. The study interviewed those who had confirmed dengue and identified a large gap in public knowledge of dengue fever: 84% of people interviewed thought bed nets can prevent dengue, 60% of the patients only became aware of dengue while in the hospital with the illness and 22% thought that dengue spreads from person to person. The public need to be aware of dengue prevention and management especially just before the rains. Most respondents owned mobile phones and the use of mobile phone messages might be a suitable means to raise awareness before possible outbreaks.
机译:登革热是由AEDES(STEGOMYIA)蚊子传播的病毒感染,导致流感状疾病,可能会发展成严重并发症,如患者同时合同两种病毒血清型。在Dar Es Salaam(DNV 1,2和3)中检测到三种登革热血清型。目前没有针对登革热的抗病毒治疗或疫苗,因此载体控制和蚊虫咬合预防仍然是必不可少的,以防止传播。由于全球化和城市扩张迅速,达累斯萨拉姆正在经历定期的登革热爆发。没有足够的矢量控制和公众意识,这些肯定会继续重新发生。在2014年登革热爆发期间,我们随访97人确认登革热。我们去了他们的家,向他们询问他们对登革热的看法,并看看他们的家庭对饲养的适用性。我们设计了一个工具来预测AEDES AEGYPTI是否会根据该地区其他作者的结果存在于繁殖网站中。该研究提出了使用HSS,该工具用于预测AEDES育种栖息地的生产率,这正确预测了AEDES AEGYPTI 75%的时间。在雨开始之前,预测将能够快速管理栖息地。这项研究采访了那些证实登革热的人,并确定了登革热的公共知识中的巨大差距:84%的人受访床网可以预防登革热,60%的患者只想在医院的疾病中意识到登革热22%的人认为登革热从人蔓延到人。公众需要意识到登革热和管理,特别是在下雨之前。大多数受访者拥有手机和使用手机消息的使用可能是在可能的爆发前提高意识的合适手段。

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