Zhou / Kramer / Yang Malaria Control and Elimination Program in the People's Republic of China

1. Auflage 2014
ISBN: 978-0-12-800919-2
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
Format: EPUB
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E-Book, Englisch, Band Volume 86, 380 Seiten

Reihe: Advances in Parasitology

First published in 1963, Advances in Parasitology contains comprehensive and up-to-date reviews in all areas of interest in contemporary parasitology. Advances in Parasitology includes medical studies of parasites of major influence, such as Plasmodium falciparum and trypanosomes. The series also contains reviews of more traditional areas, such as zoology, taxonomy, and life history, which shape current thinking and applications. The 2012 impact factor is 3.778. - Informs and updates on all the latest developments in the field - Contributions from leading authorities and industry experts

Autoren/Hrsg.

Zhou, Xiao-Nong

Kramer, Randall

Yang, Zhong

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;SERIES EDITOR;3
2.1;EDITORIAL BOARD;3
3;Malaria Control and Elimination Programme in the People’s Republic of China;4
4;Copyright;5
5;CONTENTS;6
6;CONTRIBUTORS;12
7;PREFACE;18
7.1;REFERENCE;21
8;Chapter One - Historical Patterns of Malaria Transmission in China;24
8.1;1. INTRODUCTION;25
8.2;2. BACKGROUND;25
8.3;3. HISTORICAL PATTERNS OF MALARIA IN CHINA;26
8.4;4. LOOKING FORWARD;35
8.5;5. CONCLUSION;38
8.6;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;38
8.7;REFERENCES;38
9;Chapter Two - Feasibility and Roadmap Analysis for Malaria Elimination in China;44
9.1;1. INTRODUCTION;45
9.2;2. FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL;46
9.3;3. CORRELATION BETWEEN INCIDENCE PATTERNS AND INTERVENTIONS IN FOUR TARGET PROVINCES;51
9.4;4. FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS OF MALARIA ELIMINATION IN CHINA;54
9.5;5. PHASE-BASED MALARIA ELIMINATION STRATEGIES;59
9.6;6. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS;62
9.7;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;65
9.8;REFERENCES;65
10;Chapter Three - Lessons from Malaria Control to Elimination: Case Study in Hainan and Yunnan Provinces;70
10.1;1. INTRODUCTION;71
10.2;2. BACKGROUND OF TWO PROVINCES;74
10.3;3. MALARIA TRANSMISSION PATTERNS, PARTICULARLY IN 2004–2012;76
10.4;4. HISTORY OF MALARIA CONTROL;84
10.5;5. MALARIA INTERVENTIONS FROM CONTROL TO ELIMINATION;86
10.6;6. CHALLENGES FOR MALARIA ELIMINATION;91
10.7;7. CONCLUSIONS;97
10.8;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;99
10.9;REFERENCES;99
11;Chapter Four - Surveillance and Response to Drive the National Malaria Elimination Program;104
11.1;1. INTRODUCTION;105
11.2;2. BACKGROUND;106
11.3;3. SURVEILLANCE IN THE NATIONAL MALARIA ELIMINATION PROGRAMME;109
11.4;4. RESPONSE STRATEGY IN THE NATIONAL MALARIA ELIMINATION PROGRAMME;117
11.5;5. CHALLENGES;124
11.6;6. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS;126
11.7;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;126
11.8;REFERENCES;127
12;Chapter Five - Operational Research Needs Toward Malaria Elimination in China;132
12.1;1. INTRODUCTION;133
12.2;2. METHODS;134
12.3;3. RESEARCH CHALLENGES IN THE STAGE OF MALARIA ELIMINATION;135
12.4;4. RESEARCH PRIORITY TOWARD MALARIA ELIMINATION IN CHINA;143
12.5;5. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS;149
12.6;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;150
12.7;REFERENCES;150
13;Chapter Six - Approaches to the Evaluation of Malaria Elimination at County Level: Case Study in the Yangtze River Delta Region;158
13.1;1. BACKGROUND;160
13.2;2. INTRODUCTION;161
13.3;3. PILOT PROJECT OF THE NATIONAL MALARIA ELIMINATION PROGRAMME;166
13.4;4. RESULTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS;181
13.5;5. CONCLUSIONS;203
13.6;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;203
13.7;REFERENCES;203
14;Chapter Seven - Surveillance and Response Strategy in the Malaria Post-elimination Stage: Case Study of Fujian Province;206
14.1;1. INTRODUCTION;207
14.2;2. BACKGROUND;208
14.3;3. SURVEILLANCE AFTER MALARIA ELIMINATION;218
14.4;4. RESPONSE IN POST-ELIMINATION;220
14.5;5. EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS;224
14.6;6. CONCLUSION;225
14.7;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;225
14.8;REFERENCES;225
15;Chapter Eight - Preparation of Malaria Resurgence in China: Case Study of Vivax Malaria Re-emergence and Outbreak in Huang-Huai Plain in 2006;228
15.1;1. INTRODUCTION;229
15.2;2. BACKGROUND;229
15.3;3. VIVAX MALARIA RE-EMERGENCE AND OUTBREAK IN HUANG-HUAI PLAIN;232
15.4;4. CHARACTERISTICS OF MALARIA RE-EMERGENCE AND OUTBREAK IN HUANG-HUAI PLAIN;236
15.5;5. FACTORS OF MALARIA RE-EMERGENCE AND OUTBREAK IN HUANG-HUAI PLAIN;238
15.6;6. RESPONSE TO RE-EMERGENCE AND OUTBREAK IN HUANG-HUAI PLAIN;241
15.7;7. EFFECTS ON RESPONSE TO RE-EMERGENCE AND OUTBREAK;246
15.8;8. CHALLENGE OF MALARIA ELIMINATION IN HUANG-HUAI PLAIN;247
15.9;9. CONCLUSIONS;248
15.10;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;249
15.11;REFERENCES;249
16;Chapter Nine - Preparedness for Malaria Resurgence in China: Case Study on Imported Cases in 2000–2012;254
16.1;1. INTRODUCTION;255
16.2;2. BACKGROUND;255
16.3;3. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SITUATION;257
16.4;4. HIGH RISK AREAS AND RISK FACTORS;264
16.5;5. STRATEGIES ON PREVENTION OF MALARIA REINTRODUCTION;270
16.6;6. CASE STUDIES;280
16.7;7. CHALLENGES;281
16.8;8. THE WAY FORWARD;283
16.9;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;284
16.10;REFERENCES;284
17;Chapter Ten - Preparation for Malaria Resurgence in China: Approach in Risk Assessment and Rapid Response;290
17.1;1. BACKGROUND;291
17.2;2. MALARIA IN CHINA;291
17.3;3. RISK DETERMINANTS OF SECONDARY TRANSMISSION BY IMPORTED MALARIA;294
17.4;4. RESPONSE TO REINTRODUCTION OF MALARIA;297
17.5;5. RESEARCH NEEDS IN THE NATIONAL MALARIA ELIMINATION PROGRAMME;303
17.6;6. DISCUSSION;304
17.7;7. CONCLUSIONS;305
17.8;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;306
17.9;REFERENCES;306
18;Chapter Eleven - Transition from Control to Elimination: Impact of the 10-Year Global Fund Project on Malaria Control and Elimination in China;312
18.1;1. INTRODUCTION;313
18.2;2. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION FOR ROUNDS OF GFATM MALARIA PROGRAMMES;314
18.3;3. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ROUNDS;315
18.4;4. PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT;319
18.5;5. PROGRAMME INPUT;323
18.6;6. MAIN PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES AND OUTPUT;325
18.7;7. ACHIEVEMENTS AND IMPACTS;333
18.8;8. LOOKING FORWARD;338
18.9;9. CONCLUSIONS;339
18.10;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;340
18.11;REFERENCES;340
19;Chapter Twelve - China–Africa Cooperation Initiatives in Malaria Control and Elimination;342
19.1;1. BACKGROUND;343
19.2;2. EXISTING CHINA–AFRICA COLLABORATION ON MALARIA CONTROL;345
19.3;3. THE CHALLENGES AND NEEDS FOR MALARIA CONTROL IN AFRICA;346
19.4;4. POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITY AND CONTRIBUTION TO ENHANCE THE PARTNERSHIP;351
19.5;5. COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH SCOPES;355
19.6;6. THE WAY FORWARD;356
19.7;ANNEX 1: ANTIMALARIA CENTERS IN AFRICA ESTABLISHED BY CHINESE GOVERNMENT IN 2007–2009;357
19.8;ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;358
19.9;REFERENCES;358
20;INDEX;362
21;Contents of Volumes in this Series;370
21.1;Volume 42;370
21.2;Volume 43;370
21.3;Volume 44;370
21.4;Volume 45;370
21.5;Volume 46;371
21.6;Volume 47;371
21.7;Volume 48;371
21.8;Volume 49;371
21.9;Volume 50;371
21.10;Volume 51;372
21.11;Volume 52;372
21.12;Volume 53;372
21.13;Volume 54;372
21.14;Volume 55;372
21.15;Volume 56;373
21.16;Volume 57;373
21.17;Volume 58;373
21.18;Volume 59;373
21.19;Volume 60;373
21.20;Volume 61;374
21.21;Volume 62;374
21.22;Volume 63;374
21.23;Volume 64;375
21.24;Volume 65;375
21.25;Volume 66;375
21.26;Volume 67;375
21.27;Volume 68;376
21.28;Volume 69;376
21.29;Volume 70;377
21.30;Volume 71;377
21.31;Volume 72;378
21.32;Volume 73;378
21.33;Volume 74;379
21.34;Volume 75;379
21.35;Volume 76;380
21.36;Volume 77;380
21.37;Volume 78;381
21.38;Volume 79;381
21.39;Volume 80;381
21.40;Volume 81;381
21.41;Volume 82;382
21.42;Volume 83;382
21.43;Volume 84;382
21.44;Volume 85;383