Applying the COM-B behaviour change model to a pilot study delivering volatile pyrethroid spatial repellents and insecticide-treated clothing to forest-exposed populations in Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia.

Ingrid Chen,Dyna Doum,Kylie Mannion,John Hustedt,Siv Sovannaroth,David McIver,Michael Macdonald,Neil Lobo,Allison Tatarsky,Margaret A Handley,Josselyn Neukom

Malaria journal（2023）

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The rollout of VPSRs and ITC amongst forest-exposed populations can be useful for eliminating malaria in Southeast Asia. Study findings can be applied to increase product uptake among forest exposed populations in Cambodia, while manufacturers can aim to develop products that are rainproof, easy to use in forest settings, and have favourable odour profiles to target users.

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Forest malaria, Cambodia,Malaria elimination,High risk population,Insecticide treated clothing,Spatial repellent,Volatile pyrethroid,Passive emanator,COM-B model,Behaviour change theory

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