NTT Certificat Periphery 2018, Dr. Bonar

Malaria Microscopy Training Center
Waikabubak, Sumba
This is to certify that
_________________________________________________________
has successfully completed malaria microscopy training and assessment of
malaria preparation and reading skills with the following scores:
Sensitivity: _____%, Specificity: _____%, Species Accuracy: _____%, Counting Accuracy: _____%, Slide Prep:_____%
Qualified as:___________________ Malaria Microscopist, Certificate No: MTC-2018-_____
Examination date: __________ 2018, Valid until: __________ 2020 (2 years)
Kepala Dinas Kesehatan
Health Program Director
Drg. Bonar B. Sinaga, M.Kes.
Pembina Utama Muda
NIP. 19680220 199312 1 002
Dr. Claus Bogh
Ketua
The Sumba Foundation
Malaria theory, diagnosis, treatment and control
• The Epidemiology and biology of the malaria parasite
• Clinical malaria and treatment of malaria cases
This
malariasafety
microscopy
training
is developed according to WHO
• Personal
and good clinical
practice
• Mass blood surveys at village level and clinic level malaria screening
• Malaria eradication through parasite elimination and use of mosquito net
• Malaria species and parasite stage recognition
• Malaria parasite counting
• Malaria case reporting in the Government Health System
• Education in the anti corruption policies of Indonesia
Slide reading
• Accurately identify positive and negative malaria blood film
• Accurately identify the different species of Plasmodium
• Accurately identify mixed infections of Plasmodium
• Accurately identify the different stages of malaria parasites
• Accurately count the different species and stages of parasites
Microscopy
• Prepare excellent thick and thin malaria blood films
• Collection of blood samples in villages/health centers/hospitals
and
guidelines
and
covered
following
• National
Correct dilution
and use of
prepared
stockthe
of Giemsa
stain topics:
and buffer
• Correct straining of malaria blood films.
• Correctly set up a microscope (incl. correct illumination)
• Correctly use immersion oil.
• Basic cleaning/maintenance of microscope
• Filariasis, drug affected malaria parasites and artifact identification
Further general theory during training
• Good patient handling practice for malaria diagnosis
• Government cross checking system
• Patient information ethics and handling
Duration of standard training: 4 weeks or 24 working days, totaling minimum 170 hours for theory, laboratory and field lessons.
Below are the WHO and RI national grades for accreditation of peripheral malaria microscopists (Ref: WHO 2006 and WHO 2016).
The peripheral examination set consists of 25 slides for species identification, 6 slides for parasite counting and students preparation of 5 thick and
thin film slides. Each slides must be read within 10 min. The slide sets includes negative and positive slides including all 4 Plasmodium species as
well as mixed infections of human plasmodium.
Accreditation
Level
Level 1
WHO Expert
Detecting
positive
slides
(Sensitivity)
100 %
Detecting
negative
slides
(Specificity)
Accuracy of
Species
Identification
Accuracy of
Preparation of thick
Parasite Counting and thin blood films
(within 25% of true
count)
100 %
>90 %
(100% Pf)
50-100 %
90-100 %
50-100 %
90-100 %
Level 2
National A
90-100 %
90-100 %
90-100%
(>95% Pf)
Level 3
National B
80-89 %
80-89 %
80-89 %
30-49 %
80-89 %
In training
<80 %
<80 %
<80 %
>30 %
>80 %