Atelier Paludisme: An International Malaria Training Course in Madagascar
Author Information
Author(s): Domarle Olivier, Randrianarivelojosia Milijaona, Duchemin Jean-Bernard, Robert Vincent, Ariey Frédéric
Primary Institution: Institut Pasteur de Madagascar
Conclusion
The Atelier Paludisme effectively trains healthcare personnel in malaria research and control, enhancing their professional skills and knowledge.
Supporting Evidence
- The course has been held annually for five years, training 76 participants from 15 different countries.
- 68% of former participants reported improvements in their ability to assume their functions after the training.
- Participants were evaluated on their presentations using a grid of 20 criteria.
Takeaway
The Atelier Paludisme is a training course that helps people learn about malaria and how to manage it better, making them smarter in their jobs.
Methodology
The course uses problem-based learning and encourages active participation, with practical sessions and presentations by participants.
Potential Biases
Responses from participants may be biased as they reflect subjective improvements in their professional abilities.
Limitations
There was a tendency for information overload due to intensive weekly cycles, which may hinder knowledge consolidation.
Participant Demographics
Participants included 1/3 clinicians, 1/3 public health administrators, and 1/3 research scientists, with a mix of nationalities over the years.
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