Comparison of a mobile phone-based malaria reporting system with source participant register data for capturing spatial and temporal trends in epidemiological indicators of malaria transmission…

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@CreedonBrian @MedEdHead Positivity rate a much more robust, reliable indicator of true trends than case numbers because variations in self-reporting rates, testing regime etc affect both the nominator and denominator in passive surveillance systems: https

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Dial 'M' for malaria. Mobile phones in survielance programmes http://t.co/LQnpxagEP5 @macepa_tweets @MalariaJournal http://t.co/4opYaIX3fY

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