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Re: ITNs: other and dk brands classification [message #22769 is a reply to message #22759]

Tue, 04 May 2021 14:11

Thiago Melo
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Registered: April 2021

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Thank you very much for the answer. It does help a lot.

Two further questions:

1) Was this applied for all countries?
For Senegal 2018, it appears that even those obtained in campaigns were classified as untreated according to hml12.

2) Do you classify then as ITNs according to the more recent definition (long lasting insecticidal nets) or according to the older definition of ITNs (that include soaking, etc.)?
Take Senegal 2017 as an example. If the net was obtained in a campaign or health facility, should it be classified as treated in hml12 automatically, or should we take into account when it was received (prior to 12 months) in order to consider it as treated?

Thank you in advance.

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		ITNs: other and dk brands classification By: Thiago Melo on Wed, 28 April 2021 07:45
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