The 11th Annual Meeting of the Case Management Working Group took place at the Lemigo Hotel in Kigali, Rwanda from June 28 - 30. Over three days, 76 participants, mainly in person and partly online, discussed updates on the state of the art in malaria case management and the meeting and provided a forum for malaria-affected countries and their partners to share their experiences in delivering malaria case management at community, facility, and referral levels.
Day 1, 28 June
Recordings
Presentations
Larry Barat, Elizabeth Juma - Introduction
Hon. Dr. Daniel Ngamije - Talking Points
Aimable Mbituyumuremyi - Rwanda Malaria Control Efforts Coordination
Corine Karema/ Peter Olumese - Update from RBM Partnership to End Malaria
Severe Malaria
Phyllis Awor - Findings of CARAMAL Study
Stephen Duparc - Report of Severe Malaria Stakeholders Meeting
Drug Resistance
Pascal Ringwald - Drug resistance in sub-Saharan Africa
Aline Uwimana - Addressing drug resistance in Rwanda
Day 2, 29 June
Recordings
Abstract presentations
Monitoring global progress in malaria case management
Larry Barat - Global Indicators for Malaria Case Management
Day 3, 30 June
Recordings
Presentations
Diagnostic testing
Jane Cunningham - HRP-2 deletions and other challenges with diagnostic testing
Updates from other Working Groups
Katherine Wolf - Updates from Malaria in Pregnancy Working Group
Stella Babalola - Updates from the RBM SBC WG
More information:
TACT literature
Rosenthal. The Lancet (2020) - Are three drugs for malaria better than two?
DeTACT Literature
