The Consortium on Newborn Screening in Africa for sickle cell disease: study rationale and methodology.
The Consortium on Newborn Screening in Africa for sickle cell disease: study rationale and methodology.
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非洲新生儿筛查联盟的镰状细胞疾病:研究理由和方法论。
DOI:
10.1182/bloodadvances.2022007698
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发表时间:
2022-12-27
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影响因子:
7.5
通讯作者:
Novelli EM
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Green NS;Zapfel A;Nnodu OE;Franklin P;Tubman VN;Chirande L;Kiyaga C;Chunda-Liyoka C;Awuonda B;Ohene-Frempong K;Inusa BPD;Ware RE;Odame I;Ambrose EE;Dogara LG;Oron AP;Willett C;Thompson AA;Berliner N;Coetzer TL;Novelli EM
American Society of Hematology–led 7-country sub-Saharan consortium (CONSA) for implementation research on newborn SCD screening and early clinical intervention. The primary objectives are to determine SCD birth incidence and effectiveness of early standardized care for preventing U5M. Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a common condition within sub-Saharan Africa and associated with high under-5 mortality (U5M). The American Society of Hematology instituted the Consortium on Newborn Screening in Africa (CONSA) for SCD, a 7-country network of sites to implement standardized newborn hemoglobinopathy screening and early intervention for children with SCD in sub-Saharan Africa. CONSA’s overall hypothesis is that early infant SCD screening and entry into standardized, continuous care will reduce U5M compared with historical estimates in the region. Primary trial objectives are to determine the population-based birth incidence of SCD and effectiveness of early standardized care for preventing early mortality consortium-wide at each country’s site(s). Secondary objectives are to establish universal screening and early interventions for SCD within clinical networks of CONSA partners and assess trial implementation. Outcomes will be evaluated from data collected using a shared patient registry. Standardized trial procedures will be implemented among designated birth populations in 7 African countries whose programs met eligibility criteria. Treatment protocol includes administering antibacterial and antimalarial prophylaxis and standard childhood vaccinations against infections commonly affecting children with SCD. Infants with a positive screen and confirmation of SCD within the catchment areas defined by each consortium partner will be enrolled in the clinical intervention protocol and followed regularly until age of 5 years. Effectiveness of these early interventions, along with culturally appropriate family education and counseling, will be evaluated by comparing U5M in the enrolled cohort to estimated preprogram data. Here, we describe the methodology planned for this trial.
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