Bob Snow/Malar J

Spatio-temporal analysis of Plasmodium falciparum prevalence to understand the past and chart the future of malaria control in Kenya.Macharia, P. M. Giorgi, E. Noor, A. M. Waqo, E. Kiptui, R. Okiro, E. A. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2018). 17:340

Trends of Plasmodium falciparum prevalence in two communities of Muheza district North-eastern Tanzania: correlation between parasite prevalence, malaria interventions and rainfall in the context of re-emergence of malaria after two decades of progressively declining transmission.Ishengoma, D. S. Mmbando, B. P. Mandara, C. I. Chiduo, M. G. Francis, F. Timiza, W. Msemo, H. Kijazi, A. Lemnge, M. M. Malecela, M. N. Snow, R. W. Alifrangis, M. Bygbjerg, I. C.
Malar J, (2018). 17:252

Using non-exceedance probabilities of policy-relevant malaria prevalence thresholds to identify areas of low transmission in Somalia.Giorgi, E. Osman, A. A. Hassan, A. H. Ali, A. A. Ibrahim, F. Amran, J. G. H. Noor, A. M. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2018). 17:88

True malaria prevalence in children under five: Bayesian estimation using data of malaria household surveys from three sub-Saharan countries.Mfueni, E. Devleesschauwer, B. Rosas-Aguirre, A. Van Malderen, C. Brandt, P. T. Ogutu, B. Snow, R. W. Tshilolo, L. Zurovac, D. Vanderelst, D. Speybroeck, N.
Malar J, (2018). 17:65

"We were being treated like the Queen": understanding trial factors influencing high paediatric malaria treatment adherence in western Kenya.Jones, C. Talisuna, A. O. Snow, R. W. Zurovac, D.
Malar J, (2018). 17:8

Malaria prevalence metrics in low- and middle-income countries: an assessment of precision in nationally-representative surveys.Alegana, V. A. Wright, J. Bosco, C. Okiro, E. A. Atkinson, P. M. Snow, R. W. Tatem, A. J. Noor, A. M.
Malar J, (2017). 16:475

Spatial models for the rational allocation of routinely distributed bed nets to public health facilities in Western Kenya.Macharia, P. M. Odera, P. A. Snow, R. W. Noor, A. M.
Malar J, (2017). 16:367

Completeness of malaria indicator data reporting via the District Health Information Software 2 in Kenya, 2011-2015.Githinji, S. Oyando, R. Malinga, J. Ejersa, W. Soti, D. Rono, J. Snow, R. W. Buff, A. M. Noor, A. M.
Malar J, (2017). 16:344

The impact of urbanization and population density on childhood Plasmodium falciparum parasite prevalence rates in Africa.Kabaria, C. W. Gilbert, M. Noor, A. M. Snow, R. W. Linard, C.
Malar J, (2017). 16:49

Efficacy of text-message reminders on paediatric malaria treatment adherence and their post-treatment return to health facilities in Kenya: a randomized controlled trial.Talisuna, A. O. Oburu, A. Githinji, S. Malinga, J. Amboko, B. Bejon, P. Jones, C. Snow, R. W. Zurovac, D.
Malar J, (2017). 16:46

A national health facility survey of malaria infection among febrile patients in Kenya, 2014.Githinji, S. Noor, A. M. Malinga, J. Macharia, P. M. Kiptui, R. Omar, A. Njagi, K. Waqo, E. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2016). 15:591

The changing malaria landscape in Aseer region, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: 2000-2015.Alshahrani, A. M. Abdelgader, T. M. Saeed, I. Al-Akhshami, A. Al-Ghamdi, M. Al-Zahrani, M. H. El Hassan, I. Kyalo, D. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2016). 15:538

Comparing insecticide-treated bed net use to Plasmodium falciparum infection among schoolchildren living near Lake Victoria, Kenya.Okoyo, C. Mwandawiro, C. Kihara, J. Simiyu, E. Gitonga, C. W. Noor, A. M. Njenga, S. M. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2015). 14:515

Progress toward malaria elimination in Jazan Province, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: 2000-2014.El Hassan, I. M. Sahly, A. Alzahrani, M. H. Alhakeem, R. F. Alhelal, M. Alhogail, A. Alsheikh, A. A. Assiri, A. M. ElGamri, T. B. Faragalla, I. A. Al-Atas, M. Akeel, M. A. Bani, I. Ageely, H. M. BinSaeed, A. A. Kyalo, D. Noor, A. M. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2015). 14:444

Development of a text-messaging intervention to improve treatment adherence and post-treatment review of children with uncomplicated malaria in western Kenya.Githinji, S. Jones, C. Malinga, J. Snow, R. W. Talisuna, A. Zurovac, D.
Malar J, (2015). 14:320

The past, present and future use of epidemiological intelligence to plan malaria vector control and parasite prevention in Uganda.Talisuna, A. O. Noor, A. M. Okui, A. P. Snow, R. W.
Malar J, (2015). 14:158

Using mobile phone text messaging for malaria surveillance in rural Kenya.Githinji, S. Kigen, S. Memusi, D. Nyandigisi, A. Wamari, A. Muturi, A. Jagoe, G. Ziegler, R. Snow, R. W. Zurovac, D.
Malar J, (2014). 13:107

The feasibility, patterns of use and acceptability of using mobile phone text-messaging to improve treatment adherence and post-treatment review of children with uncomplicated malaria in western Kenya.Otieno, G. Githinji, S. Jones, C. Snow, R. W. Talisuna, A. Zurovac, D.
Malar J, (2014). 13:44

The demographics of human and malaria movement and migration patterns in East Africa.Pindolia, D. K. Garcia, A. J. Huang, Z. Smith, D. L. Alegana, V. A. Noor, A. M. Snow, R. W. Tatem, A. J.
Malar J, (2013). 12:397

The effect of an anti-malarial subsidy programme on the quality of service provision of artemisinin-based combination therapy in Kenya: a cluster-randomized, controlled trial.Kangwana, B. P. Kedenge, S. V. Noor, A. M. Alegana, V. A. Nyandigisi, A. J. Pandit, J. Fegan, G. W. Todd, J. E. Snow, R. W. Goodman, C. A.
Malar J, (2013). 12:81