Surveillance Facilitators

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• Facilitators are factors that promote or enable routine malaria surveillance in community pharmacies and over-the-counter medicine sellers. — Facilitators and barriers to malaria surveillance in community pharmacies and over-the-counter medicine sellers in sub-Saharan Africa’s health sector: a scoping review protocol
• Integrated community case management does not by itself guarantee commitment to data reporting. — Facilitators and barriers to malaria surveillance in community pharmacies and over-the-counter medicine sellers in sub-Saharan Africa’s health sector: a scoping review protocol
• Policy-relevant integration points include simplified reporting workflows, supportive supervision, feedback mechanisms, clearer regulations, and incentive structures. — Facilitators and barriers to malaria surveillance in community pharmacies and over-the-counter medicine sellers in sub-Saharan Africa’s health sector: a scoping review protocol
• Partnerships with assessment, training, subsidised tools and medicines, and supportive supervision are proposed as mechanisms to reinforce reporting engagement. — Facilitators and barriers to malaria surveillance in community pharmacies and over-the-counter medicine sellers in sub-Saharan Africa’s health sector: a scoping review protocol
• Training drug retailers to diagnose and manage multiple infections is proposed as one way to improve private-sector engagement. — Facilitators and barriers to malaria surveillance in community pharmacies and over-the-counter medicine sellers in sub-Saharan Africa’s health sector: a scoping review protocol