HIỆU QUẢ MÔ HÌNH KẾT HỢP QUÂN DÂN Y TRONG PHÒNG CHỐNG BỆNH SỐT RÉT KHU VỰC TÂY NGUYÊN

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a model combining military and civil medicine in malaria control in the Central Highlands. Subjects and methods: The intervention study applied the model of combining military and civil medicine, including the military-civilian medical system including the border guard station, the Economic Corps Hospital, and the village and commune health clinics in the border areas and people living in communes intervened from January 1^st, 2017 to December 31^st, 2018. Results: Efficency reduced the rate of malaria patients in the community by 23.91%. Efficency reduced the rate of malaria parasite infection in the community by 37.58%. Efficiency in controlling malaria parasite incidence due to border exchanged 64.47%. Efficiency in controlling malaria parasite incidence due to cross-border free exchange was 27.48%. The effectiveness of health education communication, efficency to raise the community’s knowledge about malaria control was 33.13%. Efficency to improve anti-malarial practice for the community was 46.82%. Conclusion: After the intervention by the model of combining military and civil medicine, it helped to reduce the incidence of malaria, the rate of malaria parasite infection in the community. Improving knowledge and practice on malaria prevention for the community.