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Qualitative study finds improvement in acceptance of malaria control interventions through tailored prevention and communication strategies.
Effective malaria prevention in Burundi requires a multifaceted approach addressing communication needs, contextual adaptation, management of adverse effects, understanding of local priorities, and socio-economic constraints. Integrating these five dimensions into programme design and adapting prevention messages accordingly would significantly improve both acceptance and effectiveness of malaria control interventions.
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