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ALT Fig 3. Spatial and temporal trends comparison of snail abundance reported by citizen scientists and expert. Sum of snail abundance over time per type of rater [Snail icons created with BioRender.com] (A). Mean snail abundance per site type and type of rater (limit of y-axis has been set to 120) (B). For those instances where paired reports are available for more than 40 sites, we consider the agreement in the top 15 locations in terms of abundance. Top 15 locations with the highest abundance of Biomphalaria spp. in February 2022 (citizen reports on the top, expert on the bottom, results from the other months showed similar trends) [OpenStreetMap database: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/1.0212/30.5998] (C). Percentage of concordance between top 15 sites of Biomphalaria spp. abundance reported by raters over time, the red line indicates the refresher training organised (D).
ALT Fig 1. Map of Uganda showing study areas. The shape file for the base map was obtained from https://data.humdata.org/dataset?res_format=SHP&q=uganda&sort=if(gt(last_modified,review_date),last_modified,review_date) desc&ext_page_size=25
ALT Fig 3. Sequential proportions of strongyloidiasis cohort by ‘positive’ and ‘equivocal’ diagnosis, ivermectin treatment received, and treatment outcomes, including sub-categorisation of ‘treatment success’ (n = 691).
ALT Fig 1. Map of Uganda showing study areas. The shape file for the base map was obtained from https://data.humdata.org/dataset?res_format=SHP&q=uganda&sort=if(gt(last_modified,review_date),last_modified,review_date) desc&ext_page_size=25
ALT Fig 3. Spatial and temporal trends comparison of snail abundance reported by citizen scientists and expert. Sum of snail abundance over time per type of rater [Snail icons created with BioRender.com] (A). Mean snail abundance per site type and type of rater (limit of y-axis has been set to 120) (B). For those instances where paired reports are available for more than 40 sites, we consider the agreement in the top 15 locations in terms of abundance. Top 15 locations with the highest abundance of Biomphalaria spp. in February 2022 (citizen reports on the top, expert on the bottom, results from the other months showed similar trends) [OpenStreetMap database: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/1.0212/30.5998] (C). Percentage of concordance between top 15 sites of Biomphalaria spp. abundance reported by raters over time, the red line indicates the refresher training organised (D).
ALT Fig 3. Sequential proportions of strongyloidiasis cohort by ‘positive’ and ‘equivocal’ diagnosis, ivermectin treatment received, and treatment outcomes, including sub-categorisation of ‘treatment success’ (n = 691).
ALT Table 1. Sociodemographic characteristics of dengue in paediatric patients (N = 254).
ALT Fig 2. World map representing countries and number of studies included in this systematic review. The direct link to the basemap layer from ESRI: https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=b9b1b422198944fbbd5250b3241691b6>
ALT Fig 1. Receiver-operating character (ROC) curves of biomarkers (BNP, troponin T, and adiponectin).
ALT Fig 1. Location of Endulen Hospital and administrative wards that study participants presented from, Arusha Region, Tanzania. Map showing the administrative wards of the Ngorongoro, Karatu and Meatu districts in northern Tanzania (polygons) and location of Endulen hospital (black dot). Administrative boundary shapefile sourced from the Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics, https://www.nbs.go.tz/index.php/en/census-surveys/population-and-housing-census/172-2012-phc-shapefiles-level-one-and-two [43]. Map image is the intellectual property of Esri and is used herein under license. Copyright 2020 Esri and its licensors. All rights reserved. Maps drawn using R [23], and Quantum Geographic Information System (QGIS) open access software [44]. Shapefiles were obtained from Tanzania National Bureau of Statistics [43].
ALT Fig 1. Receiver-operating character (ROC) curves of biomarkers (BNP, troponin T, and adiponectin).
ALT Fig 3. Influence, interest and attitude as self-reported by stakeholders towards research hubs. The colours in the figure indicate the attitude towards the research hubs: green (for) and black (neutral). Meaning of participants’ codes: H: health facility or university medical centre; MIN: Ministry of Natural Resources, other; MNTD: Ministry, NTD programme; MoH: Ministry of Health; MSB: Ministry of Health, Snakebite contact person; NGO: non-governmental organization; R: research facility or university.