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Table 6 Sensitivity of the HCW’s classification: Proportion of children correctly classified in a given classification

From: An Integrated eDiagnosis Approach (IeDA) versus standard IMCI for assessing and managing childhood illness in Burkina Faso: a stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial

 

Baseline

Control arm

Intervention arm

Classification

Na

%

95%CI

Na

%

95%CI

Na

%

95%CI

Severe pneumonia or very severe disease

14

14.3

2.5

51.7

10

20.0

1.3

82.6

4

25.0

Pneumonia

185

75.7

66.6

82.9

218

71.6

65.6

76.9

169

76.3

46.8

92.2

Pneumonia ignoring severity

199

75.9

67.0

83.0

228

73.3

65.8

79.5

173

78.6

50.5

93.0

Severe dehydration

5

60.0

20.1

90.0

1

0.0

0

Dehydration

5

80.0

17.1

98.7

2

50.0

0.6

99.4

3

66.7

1.1

99.7

Diarrhoea with no dehydration

175

58.3

44.5

70.9

343

64.7

51.9

75.7

189

74.6

62.9

83.6

Severe persistent diarrhoea

0

0

0

Persistent diarrhoea

0

0

0

Diarrhoea ignoring severity

185

61.1

48.1

72.7

346

65.9

52.6

77.1

192

76.6

64.8

85.3

Dysentery

12

41.7

22.9

63.2

27

44.4

29.3

60.6

12

83.3

17.8

99.1

Severe malaria or severe febrile illness

23

60.9

37.7

80.0

24

62.5

36.1

83.1

17

82.4

53.2

95.0

Malaria

475

93.9

90.9

96.0

734

92.0

87.6

94.9

366

91.0

87.7

93.4

Malaria ignoring severity

498

95.0

91.9

96.9

758

93.1

90.0

95.3

383

93.0

87.5

96.1

Severe acute malnutrition

22

81.8

50.0

95.3

45

57.8

37.6

75.6

23

91.3

67.6

98.1

Moderate acute malnutrition

56

46.4

29.9

63.8

120

41.7

31.6

52.5

95

62.1

52.2

71.1

Malnutrition ignoring severity

78

68.0

52.8

80.0

165

55.2

45.5

64.4

118

75.4

63.1

84.6

  1. a Number of children classified, by the validation nurses, with a given classification