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Establishing National Malaria Slide Bank: Key Strategy For Implementing Reliable Proficiency Testing External Quality Assessment And Microscopy Training Programs | 82624
ISSN: 2332-0877
Journal of Infectious Diseases & Therapy
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Establishing national malaria slide bank: Key strategy for implementing reliable proficiency testing external quality assessment and microscopy training programs
5th International Congress on Infectious Diseases
Abnet Abebe, Abeba G Tsadik, Bereket Alemayehu, Mekonnen Tadesse, Tesfay Abreha, Gonfa Ayana, Adisu Kebede, Nicole Whitehurst, Zenebe Melaku, Jessica Justman and Hiwot Teka
Ethiopian Public Health Institute, Ethiopia
Columbia University-ICAP, USA
Columbia University-ICAP, Ethiopia
Medical Care Development International, USA
US President′s Malaria Initiative-USAID, Ethiopia
Background: Despite the provision of microscopy trainings for health workers and implementation of proficiency testing (PT) external quality assurance (EQA) programs implemented in most countries, few countries have the capacity to produce and use validated blood film slides to ensure the sustained reliability of the trainings and EQA programs. Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) has partnered with ICAP and Malaria Care for mass production of validated malaria blood film slides with the aim of establishing the nation’s first malaria slide bank. Methods: Plasmodium falciparum (Pf) and Plasmodium vivax (Pv) positive slides were prepared at Adama Malaria Control Center from blood specimens collected from consented adult patients. Negative slides were prepared from blood collected from volunteer visitors from non-malaria endemic countries with no history of malaria and travel to malarious areas. Between 200-400 blood film slides were prepared from each donor. The blood film slides were examined by WHO-certified expert microscopists for species identification and then characterized and validated by polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The slides were archived using a custom-made slide bank database and storage cabinets with capacity for 10,000 slides. Results: A total of 10,742 (9,045 Pf and Pv positive; 1,697 negative) validated blood film slides were collected from 35 donors. Validated malaria slides sets containing blood films slides of negative, Pf, Pv, mixed Pf/Pv and Borrelia spp will be used during in-service and pre-service malaria microscopy trainings at regional reference laboratory training centers and preservice laboratory teaching universities, respectively. In addition, 995 facilities that are currently enrolled in regional PT EQA programs in five regions will receive the validated malaria PT slides. Conclusion: Establishment of the slide bank enabled the national malaria program to use standardized and validated slides for quality in-service and pre-service malaria microscopy trainings, competency assessment of microscopists, laboratory mentorship programs, and regional malaria microscopy proficiency testing EQA programs. abnetabas@gmail.com
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