16 research outputs found
Gender and latrine ownership by nationality in the pre- and post-implementation FGDs, Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.
<p>Gender and latrine ownership by nationality in the pre- and post-implementation FGDs, Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.</p
Map of Horn of Africa region showing key locations and also migration patterns for Somali refugees.
<p>Map of Horn of Africa region showing key locations and also migration patterns for Somali refugees.</p
Percentage of respondents, by demographic group, who reported, in the bi-weekly Somali surveys, that they preferred the new toilets, Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.
<p>Percentage of respondents, by demographic group, who reported, in the bi-weekly Somali surveys, that they preferred the new toilets, Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.</p
Flow chart outlining qualitative and quantitative methods used.
<p>Flow chart outlining qualitative and quantitative methods used.</p
Level of satisfaction with the new toilets as reported in the bi-weekly surveys.
<p>(A) How easy it is to maintain the toilet? (B) What is the odor of the toilet? (C) How satisfied are you with your toilet.</p
Demographic characteristics of participants in the pre- and post-implementation FGDs, Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.
<p>Demographic characteristics of participants in the pre- and post-implementation FGDs, Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.</p
Images of the three urine-diverting, container-based toilets included in the study.
<p>(A) Choopoa, (B) SafiChoo, and (C) MoSan; (D) Choopoa.</p
Demographic characteristics, symptoms and medical outcomes reported by 1,500 residents of Tudor, Mombasa, participating in serologic survey for dengue virus infection (DENV), April through May 2013.
<p>* Bleeding manifestations included nose bleeding, bleeding from gums, blood in vomitus, blood in urine, blood in stool, or heavy vaginal bleeding.</p><p>Demographic characteristics, symptoms and medical outcomes reported by 1,500 residents of Tudor, Mombasa, participating in serologic survey for dengue virus infection (DENV), April through May 2013.</p
Risk factors associated with dengue virus infections (DENV) among residents of Tudor, Mombasa, Kenya, May 2013.
<p>* Weighted percentages are reported, reflecting the stratified sampling design. Responses were weighted to account for the different probabilities of household inclusion across strata, within-household participation rates, and inter-household clustering of infections.</p><p>** Significance level, p = 0.05. Weighted logistic regression models were used to assess risk factors for recent or current infections, and CIs were based on the modeling accounted for the sampling design. Breeding containers queried included potted plants, vegetation, wells, septic tanks, trash, buckets, water cisterns, fountains, old tires, water storage tank without lids.</p><p>Risk factors associated with dengue virus infections (DENV) among residents of Tudor, Mombasa, Kenya, May 2013.</p
Epidemiological curve of 267 suspected dengue cases detected at hospitals from January–May, 2013, of which 155 (58%) were confirmed to have a current DENV infection and included a single fatal case.
<p>Epidemiological curve of 267 suspected dengue cases detected at hospitals from January–May, 2013, of which 155 (58%) were confirmed to have a current DENV infection and included a single fatal case.</p