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2025
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Tropical Data: Approach and Methodology as Applied to Trachoma Prevalence Surveys.
Akoi Zoumanigui, Beido Nassirou, Rob Henry, Scott D. Nash, Zulficar Bay, Michael Gichangi, Emma M. Harding‐Esch, Mariamo Abdala, Amel Chenaoui Chebbi, Julián Trujillo-Trujillo, Francis Mugume, Fasiah Taleo, Tom Millar, Alem Zecarias, Wondu Alemayehu, Sidi Mohamed Coulibaly, Merelesita Rainima-Qaniuci, Addisu Alemayehu, Stephanie Eckman, Sarjo Kanyi, Clara R. Burgert‐Brucker, Emanuele Giorgi, Henis Mior Sitoe, Upendo Mwingira, Shambel Kebede, Sailesh Kumar Mishra, Jean Claude Noah Noah, Robert Ko, Chad MacArthur, Ellen W. Jones, Michael Masika, Colin Macleod, Virginia Sarah, Khumbo Kalua, Consity Mwale, Shekhar Sharma, Mawo Fall, Hollman Miller, Rebecca Willis, Stephen Mwatha, Harvy Alberto Honorio-Morales, Ange Aba Elvis, Siobhain McCullagh, Sung Hye Kim, Victor Bucumi, Christophe Nassa, Houria Khelifi, Diana Paola Gómez Forero, Lisa A. Rotondo, Sandra Liliana Talero, Mouctar Dieng Badiane, Janvier Kilangalanga, Paul Courtright, Edridah M. Tukahebwa, Philip Downs, Sarity Dodson, Amsayaw Tefera, Ana Bakhtiari, Boubacar Sarr, Christian Nwosu, Ahmad Shah Salam, Shorai Grace Chaora, Cece Nieba, Fentahun Tadesse, Susan Lewallen, Gloria Marina Serrano Chávez, Koizan Kadjo Gamael, Aboulaye Meïté, Salimato Sanha, Yak Yak Bol, Marcel S Awoussi, Hirpa M Abdi, Tran Minh Dat, Fikre Seife, Abdulai Conteh, Abdi Dalmar, Abdellahi Minnih, Naomie Awaca, Tsedeke Mathewos, Martha Idalí Saboyá-Díaz, Amadou Alfa Bio Issifou, Fatoumata Sakho, Nebiyu Negussu, Yilikal Adamu, Emilienne Ee Epée, Rapheal Opon, Rebecca M. Flueckiger, Robson Mukwiza, Makoy Samuel Yibi Logora, Sue-Chen Apadinuwe, Emily W. Gower, Daniel Faktaufon, Risiate Cakacaka, Martin Kaboré, Titus Watitu, M Camara, George Kabona, Andeberhan Tesfazion, Solomon Zewengiel, Diana L. Martin, Ernest B Wanyama, Patrick Massae, Pamela J. Hooper, Felix Makangila, Tuduetso Molefi, Nerkoua M’Po, Assumpta Lucienne Bella, Asad Aslam Khan, Jeremy D. Keenan, Maria de Fátima Costa Lopes, Wilfrid Batcho, Supriya Warusavithana, Amir Bedri Kello, Thomas M. Lietman, Robert Butcher, Daniela Vaz Ferreira Gómez, Thully Davids, Mackline Garae, Isaac Phiri, Lamine Traoré, D Ilako, Sarah Boyd, Ye Win, Fikreab Kebede, Caleb Mpyet, Bilghis Elkhair Elshafie, Alexandre L. Pavluck, Marilia Massangaie, Brian Chu, Youcef Tarfani, Rabebe Tekeraoi, Abubaker Traina, Aya Yajima, Paul M. Emerson, Genet Gebru, Jeremiah Ngondi, Bréhima Mariko, Mohamed El Amine Djaker, Aryc W. Mosher, Mourad Elmezoghi, Anna Harte, Georges Yaya, Elsa P. Mendes, Gilbert Baayendag, Christopher J. Brady, Anaseini Cama, Tawfik Al-Khatib, Mactar Sissoko, Robin L. Bailey, Aréty Fassinou, Jambi Garap, Kristen K. Renneker, Alvin Chisambi, Yuri A Lopez, Fiona Fleming, Oliver Sokana, Geordie Woods, Amza Abdou, Nicholas Olobio, Djore Dézoumbé, Sheila K. West, Boubacar Kadri, Clarisse Bougouma, André Goepogui, Hadley S. Matendechero, Michael Dejene Bejiga, Anthony W. Solomon, Cristina Jimenez, Eunice Cassama, Praveen Vashist
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Population-based prevalence surveys are essential for decision-making on interventions to achieve trachoma elimination as a public health problem. This paper outlines the methodologies of Tropical Data, which supports work to undertake those surveys.Tropical Data is a consortium of partners that supports health ministries worldwide to conduct globally standardised prevalence surveys that conform to World Health Organization recommendations. Founding principles are health ministry ownership, partnership and collaboration, and quality assurance and quality control at every step of the survey process. Support covers survey planning, survey design, training, electronic data collection and fieldwork, and data management, analysis and dissemination. Methods are adapted to meet local context and needs. Customisations, operational research and integration of other diseases into routine trachoma surveys have also been supported.Between 29th February 2016 and 24th April 2023, 3373 trachoma surveys across 50 countries have been supported, resulting in 10,818,502 people being examined for trachoma.This health ministry-led, standardised approach, with support from the start to the end of the survey process, has helped all trachoma elimination stakeholders to know where interventions are needed, where interventions can be stopped, and when elimination as a public health problem has been achieved. Flexibility to meet specific country contexts, adaptation to changes in global guidance and adjustments in response to user feedback have facilitated innovation in evidence-based methodologies, and supported health ministries to strive for global disease control targets.
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Virology and Viral Diseases