Helitzer-Allen D L, McFarland D A, Wirima J J, Macheso A P
School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 21205.
Soc Sci Med. 1993 Feb;36(4):403-7. doi: 10.1016/0277-9536(93)90402-p.
Compliance to malaria chemoprophylaxis among pregnant women in Malaŵi has historically been low. Three separate interventions, based upon an ethnographic study of malaria beliefs among pregnant women in Malaŵi, were introduced to increase compliance to the malaria chemoprophylaxis program provided by the Ministry of Health. Each intervention consisted of a health education message and an antimalarial drug. A cost-effectiveness analysis of the interventions was conducted to compare the interventions as alternative strategies to increase compliance among pregnant women.
在马拉维，孕妇对疟疾化学预防的依从性历来较低。基于对马拉维孕妇疟疾认知的人种学研究，引入了三项不同的干预措施，以提高对卫生部提供的疟疾化学预防计划的依从性。每项干预措施都包括一条健康教育信息和一种抗疟药物。对这些干预措施进行了成本效益分析，以比较这些干预措施作为提高孕妇依从性的替代策略。
