人类中不断增加的诺氏疟原虫感染发病率是公共健康威胁。由于动物水库的存在,这种人畜共患疾病很难消除。了解社区信仰等因素,社会背景,司机,和障碍可以提供对疟疾预防行为的见解。改进当前的预防措施至关重要。这项研究旨在根据文献综述的证据和专家对暴露于诺氏疟原虫感染的社区中影响疟疾预防行为的可能因素的意见,在疟疾专家之间达成共识。制定了修改后的Delphi研究方案,以收集专家对研究框架的共识,以探索影响暴露于P.knowlesi疟疾感染的社区中预防行为的因素。该框架是根据概念模型改编的,它与其他相关理论和广泛的文献综述相结合。我们将使用修改后的Delphi协议达成共识。专家将对每个问卷项目和相关的不限成员名额问卷作出答复。在项目上超过70%的共识是预先确定的。我们将使用描述性统计和主题分析来分析数据。所有专家将保持匿名,以保持传统Delphi研究的特征。
The increasing incidence of P. knowlesi malaria infection among humans is a public health threat. This zoonotic disease is challenging to eliminate owing to the presence of animal reservoirs. Understanding the factors such as the community\'s belief, social context, drivers, and barriers can provide insights into malaria preventive behavior. It is crucial to improve the current preventive measures. This study aims to achieve
consensus among malaria experts based on evidence from literature reviews and experts\' opinions on possible factors influencing malaria preventive behavior among communities exposed to P. knowlesi malaria infection. A modified Delphi study protocol was developed to gather experts\'
consensus on the study framework to explore the factors influencing preventive behavior among communities exposed to P. knowlesi malaria infection. The framework is adapted from the ideation model, and it is integrated with other relevant theories and extensive literature reviews. We will use the modified Delphi protocol to reach a
consensus. The experts will respond to each questionnaire item and a related open-ended questionnaire.
Consensus is predetermined at more than 70% agreement on the items. We will use descriptive statistics and thematic analysis to analyze the data. All experts will remain anonymous to maintain the characteristics of a traditional Delphi study.