The effect of case management and vector-control interventions on space–time patterns of malaria incidence in Uganda

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Julius Ssempiira
John Kissa
Betty Nambuusi
Carol Kyozira
Damian Rutazaana
Eddie Mukooyo
Jimmy Opigo
Fredrick Makumbi
Simon Kasasa
Penelope Vounatsou
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[1] Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute,
[2] University of Basel,undefined
[3] Makerere University School of Public Health,undefined
[4] New Mulago Hospital Complex,undefined
[5] Uganda Ministry of Health,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 17卷
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Artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT); Bayesian inference; Conditional autoregressive (CAR) model; District Health Information Software System version 2 (DHIS2); Malaria interventions; Insecticide treated nets (ITN); Negative binomial;
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