APPENDIX 1 DATA COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION STEPS

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APPENDIX 1 DATA COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION STEPS 97

Country/ area APPENDIX 2a DRUG REGIMENS SEA REGION, 2001 (dosage for adults) : P. falciparum Lab confirmed Treatment failure Severe malaria Pregnancy Treatment Prevention 1 Bangladesh CQ + PQ Q3 + S-P or Q7 Q3 + S-P or Q7 CQ or Q - 2 Bhutan ASU / ATM ATM / Q ATM / Q Q CQ 3 DPR Korea Vivax only CQ CQ 4 E Timor S-P Q7 Q7 - - 5 India CQ 25 mg/kg + PQ 45 mg (Stat) S-P+PQ 45 mg (Stat) Inj Q 10 mg/kg, 7d or Inj ATM derivatives CQ 10 mg/kg CQ 5 mg/kg/wk 6 Indonesia CQ + PQ S-P + PQ Q7 + PQ CQ CQ 7 Maldives CQ 25 mg/kg +PQ for 5 days M+S-P - - 98 8 Myanmar For semi immunes CQ or S-P + PQ For non-immunes & children M 15-20 mg/kg + PQ For semi immunes M 15-20 mg/kg + PQ For non-immunes & children Q7 + PQ Inj ATM 5 days + M 15-25 mg/kg + PQ or inj Q 10 mg/kg, IV infusion 8 hrly x7d + PQ M after first trimester or Q CQ but routinely not recommended Inj Q 10 mg/kg, IV infusion 8 hrly x 9 Nepal S-P + PQ Q7 CQ - 7d 10 Sri Lanka CQ + PQ S-P 1,500 mg + PQ 45 mg (stat) Inj Q 10 mg/kg, IV infusion 8 hrly; switch to oral Q when appropriate CQ or Q if CQ is used as prophylaxis M 750+PQ 30 mg 11 Thailand M 750 + ASU 600+PQ 30 mg Or M 1,250 + ASU 600 + Q7 T7 Q+T or ASU Q7 - PQ 30 mg CQ 5 mg/kg/wk Note : AL = Artesunate / Lumefantrine (coartem); ATM = artemether; ASU = Artesunate; CQ = Chloroquine (25 mg/kg over 3 days); M = Mefloquine; PQ = Primaquine (45 mg, single dose, or 15 mg/day); Q = Quinine; S-P = Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine; Tetracycline (T7 = Tetracycline 7 days)

APPENDIX 2b DRUG REGIMENS SEA REGION, 2001 (dosage for adults) : P. vivax Country/area P. vivax Chloroquine Treatment failure Primaquine 1 Bangladesh CQ 25 mg/kg Q3 + S-P or Q7 PQ for 5 days 2 Bhutan CQ 25 mg/kg PQ 14 days 3 DPR Korea CQ 25 mg/kg PQ 14 days 4 E Timor CQ 25 mg/kg PQ 14 days 5 India CQ 10 mg/kg + PQ /kg 0.25 mg for 5 days CQ 25 mg/kg PQ 5 days 99 6 Indonesia CQ 25 mg/kg Q7 PQ 5 days 7 Maldives CQ 25 mg/kg M+S-P PQ 14 days 8 Myanmar CQ 25 mg/kg PQ 14 days 9 Nepal CQ 25 mg/kg - PQ 5 days 10 Sri Lanka CQ 25 mg/kg - PQ 5 days or 75 mg 11 Thailand CQ 1,500 mg/kg base over 3 days - PQ 14 days Note : CQ = Chloroquine (25 mg/kg over 3 days); M = mefloquine; PQ = Primaquine (45 mg, single dose, or 15 mg/day); Q = Quinine; S-P = Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine

APPENDIX 2c DRUG REGIMENS WESTERN PACIPIC REGION, 2001 (dosage for adults) : P. falciparum 100 Country/ Pregnancy Lab confirmed Treatment failure Severe malaria area Treatment Prevention 1 Cambodia ASU + M Q + T ATM(IM) + M Q or ASU + M None ASU5 total 600 mg, or ATM5 total 600 mg; or 2 China CQ3; or PIP 3 total 1.5g; DHA7 total 640 mg; or + PQ2 22.5 mg/day PYR3 total 1.2g or 1.6g; or AL3; or PYR+S-P; or ATM+PM; or ATM or PYR or ASU DHA/ATM/ASU+PYR; + PQ2 3 Lao PDR CQ + S-P S-P or Q7 or ASU Q7 or ASU CQ + S-P CQ 10 mg/kg/w or Intermittent S-P 4 Malaysia CQ3: 25 mg/kg 2 days, CQ3; or Q2:3x650 CQ 300 mg/wk; or 5 mg/kg day3 Q7 Q mg/day + S-P day3 400 mg 2 weekly + PQ3 0.25 mg/kg 5 Papua New Guinea CQ + S-P ASU/ATM + S-P ASU/ATM + S-P Q7 CQ 5 mg/kg/wk IV inf Q: loading 20 6 Philippines CQ3 + S-P + PQ AL3-24 tab + PQ mg/kg + 10 mg/kg 8 CQ3 + S-P CQ weekly hrly + T 7 DPR Korea na na na na na IV inf Q: loading 20 8 Solomon Islands CQ3 + S-P Q3 + S-P mg/kg + 10 mg/kg 8 hrly; switch to oral Q CQ3 + S-P CQ weekly when appropriate 9 Vanuatu CQ + S-P Q7 Inj Q 10 mg/kg CQ + S-P CQ 10 Viet Nam Artmisinine + PQ or M, ASU Artemisinine/ASU + PQ or M on day 4 ASU inj or Artemisinine of Q inj No Recommendation First trimester: P.falci : Q7, P.vivax : CQ3; 2-3 rd trimester: CQ3 or Artemisinine 5-7 or ASU 5-7 No Recommendation Note : AL = Artesunate / Lumefantrine (coartem); ATM = Artemether; ASU = Artesunate; CQ = Chloroquine (25 mg/kg over 3 days); M = Mefloquine; PQ = Primaquine (45 mg, single dose, or 15 mg/day); Q = Quinine; S-P = Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine; DHA = Dihydroartemisinine Tetracycline (T7 = Tetracycline 7 days): PYR = Pyronaridine

APPENDIX 2d DRUG REGIMENS WESTERN PACIFIC REGION, 2001 (dosage for adults) : P. vivax Country/area P. vivax Chloroquine Treatment failure Primaquine 1 Cambodia 25 mg/kg 3 days Na Not possible 2 China CQ3 Na PQ 8 days, 22.5 mg/day 3 Lao PDR CQ3 Na PQ 14 days 4 Malaysia CQ3 Na PQ 14 days 5 Papua New Guinea CQ 25 mg/kg CQ3 + S-P PQ 14 days 101 6 Philippines CQ3 na PQ 14 days 7 DPR Korea CQ3 25 mg/kg na PQ 14 days 8 Solomon Islands CQ3 CQ3 + S-P 0.25 mg/kg/day 14 days 9 Vanuatu CQ 15 mg/kg Q7 No PQ 10 Viet Nam CQ3 PQ 5 days Note : CQ = Chloroquine (25 mg/kg over 3 days); M = Mefloquine; PQ = Primaquine (45 mg, single dose, or 15 mg/day); Q = Quinine; S-P = Sulfadoxine + Pyrimethamine

APPENDIX 3 OVERALL CLASSIFICATION OF THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE 1 There are three categories of therapeutic response, namely early treatment failure (ETF), late treatment failure (LTF) and adequate clinical response (ACR). These are defined as follows: Early treatment failure (ETF) The therapeutic response will be classified as early treatment failure (ETF) if the patients develops one of the following conditions during the first three days of follow-up: Development of danger signs or severe malaria on Day 1, Day 2 or Day 3, in the presence of parasitemia; Axillary temperature 37.5 C on Day 2 with parasitemia > of Day 0 counts; Axillary temperature 37.5 C on Day 3 in the presence of parasitemia; Parasitemia on Day 3 25% of count on Day 0. Late treatment failure (LTF) The therapeutic response will be classified as late treatment failure (LTF) if the patients develops one of the following conditions during the follow-up period from Day 4 to Day 14. Development of danger signs or severe malaria in the presence of parasitemia on and from Day 4 to Day 14, without previously meeting any of the criteria of early treatment failure; Axillary temperature 37.5 C in the presence of parasitemia on any day from Day 4 to Day 14, without previously meeting any of the criteria of early treatment failure. Adequate clinical response (ACR) The response to treatment will be classified as adequate clinical response (ACR) if the patients shows one of the following conditions during the follow-up period (up to Day 14): Absence of parasitemia on Day 14 irrespective of axillary temperature, without previously meeting any of the criteria of early or late treatment failure; Axillary temperature 37.5 C irrespective of the presence of parasitemia, without previously meeting any of the criteria of early or late treatment failure. 1 The data included in this monograph follows the classification of the therapeutic response, published by WHO in 1996. SOURCE : Assessment of therapeutic efficacy of antimalarial drugs for uncomplicated falciparum malaria in areas with intense transmission 1996. 102

Roll Back Malaria Mekong Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Global Partnership was launched in 1998 by the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, UNDP and the World Bank, in order to provide a coordinated international approach to fighting malaria. RBM s goal is to halve the burden of malaria by 2010. The first meeting on Roll Back Malaria in the Mekong Region was held in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam between 2-4 March 1999. Representatives from the six Mekong countries (Cambodia, China (Yunnan Province), the Lao People s Democratic Republic, Myanmar, Thailand and Viet Nam) as well as representatives of regional networks concerned with research and training for malaria control attended this meeting. The meeting also included representatives from various developmental agencies and governments of donor countries and other RBM partners. The meeting addressed unique problems of malaria in the Mekong Region with particular attention on multi-drug resistant falciparum malaria, forest related malaria and ethnic diversity of population at risk of malaria. The meeting also addressed the immediate needs for support to reduce the malaria burden in Mekong Region. The outcome of the meeting was the establishment of the Mekong Roll Back Malaria Initiative, signaling the commitment of all relevant sectors to reduce the malaria burden in the Region. The objectives of the Roll Back Malaria Mekong Initiative are complementary to the Global Roll Back Malaria goal as follows: 1. To reduce malaria mortality by at least 50% by 2010, when compared to 1998. 2. To reduce the disease burden of malaria (incidence) preferentially in the population where malaria is a major health problem by at least 50% by 2010, when compared to 1998. 3. To retard the development of multi-drug resistance caused by falciparum parasites. WHO - Roll Back Malaria Mekong UN ESCAP Building, Rajdamnern Nok Ave, Bangkok 10200, Thailand. Tel: 66 (0) 2288 2567 & 2579; Fax: 66 (0) 2288 3048; E-mail: thimasarn@un.org, songcharoen@un.org SEAMEO TROPMED Network The Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) is a chartered international organization for the promotion of cooperation programs in education, science and culture. Member Countries are Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao People s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam. Associate Member countries are Australia, Canada, France, Germany, New Zealand, and the Netherlands. SEAMEO TROPMED Network is a regional cooperative network established in 1967 for education, training and research in tropical medicine and public health in Southeast Asia under the auspices SEAMEO The mission of SEAMEO TROPMED Network is to promote health and prevent or control diseases, thus improving living conditions of people in Southeast Asia through relevant programs and quality services. Specific mission is to development the capacity of individuals and institutions in delivering quality healthcare. The Network operates through the Regional Center for Community Nutrition in Indonesia; Regional Center for Microbiology, Parasitology and Entomology in Malaysia; Regional Center for Public Health in the Philippines and Regional Center for Tropical Medicine in Thailand, thus, maximize the resources and avoid duplication of programs. SEAMEO TROPMED is unique insofar as no other similar organization exists in the developing world. The SEAMEO TROPMED Coordinating Office is hosted by the Faculty of Tropical Medicine Mahidol University, 420/6 Ratchawithi Road, Bangkok 10400, Thailand. Tel: 66 (0) 2354 9145, (0) 2354 9146, (0) 2644 4331, (0) 2644 5135; Fax: 66 (0) 2354 9144, (0) 2644 4331; E-mail: tmseameo@diamond.mahidol.ac.th; Website: http://www.seameo.org