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[Performance of detection and treatment in schistosomiasis in Hubei Province, 2011]
Wen-long Pi, Xiao-dong Tan1, Juan Di
1School of Public Health, Wuhan University, Wuhan 430071, China.
Objective:
To evaluate the performance of schistosomiasis detection and treatment program in Hubei Province in 2011, so as to enhance the benefit and management of the program.
Methods:
In 63 schistosomiasis epidemic counties of Hubei Province, there were 3 types of endemic situation, that was endemic controlled, transmission controlled, and transmission interrupted. Six counties (districts) in each type were selected by the stratified random sampling method. The data including schistosomiasis detection and treatment, fund utilization and others were collected and analyzed statistically in 2011.
Results:
The completion rate of schistosomiasis detection task was 103.9% and the completion rate of chemotherapy task 106.9%. The total fund was 73.815 million Yuan. The detection cost accounted for 12.0% while the chemotherapy cost accounted for 4.9%. The detection cost per capita was 9.03 Yuan and the treatment cost per capita was 10.35 Yuan. The cost effectiveness ratio was 1:6.1 and the net cost effectiveness ratio was 1:5.1.
Conclusion:
The social-economic benefits in schistosomiasis control and treatment are obvious. However, the resource allocation still needs to be optimized.
