Journal of Environmental and Public Health / 2013 / Article / Tab 6 / Review Article
The Added Value of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Interventions to Mass Drug Administration for Reducing the Prevalence of Trachoma: A Systematic Review Examining Table 6 Summary of included studies and health measures.
Paper Intervention Country and population Study quality Health outcome Age group Measure Statistical test Cumberland et al., 2008 [13 ] Control: only radio MDA and radio MDA, radio and information education and communication materials (IEC) MDA, IEC, and community video and drama Ethiopia 1689 Good Trachoma 3–9 years Change in prevalence OR 0.35 radio, MDA, IEC CI 0.13–0.89 P value: 0.027 OR 0.31 radio, MDA, IEC, and video CI 0.022–0.89 P value: 0.029 Khandekar et al., 2006 [14 ] Water supply Sanitation supply Vietnam 911 Great Trachoma <15 Change in prevalence Lansingh et al., 2010 [15 ] Environmental enhancements Water supply Australia 111 Poor Trachoma <15 Change in prevalence
community 1 P value: 0.003
community 2 P Value: 0.005 OR 0.99 CI 0.93–1.05