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Table 1 Summary information about citizen scientists and the surveillance data collected

From: Citizen science as a tool for arboviral vector surveillance in a resourced-constrained setting: results of a pilot study in Honiara, Solomon Islands, 2019

 

Any previous experience with public health surveillance

p-value

Yes

No

Total

Number

3

10

13

 

Sex

 Male

3

5

8

 

 Female

0

5

5

 

Age

 ≤ 20 years

0

1

1

 

 21–40 years

1

3

4

 

 41–60 years

2

2

4

 

 Unknown

0

4

4

 

Education

 Primary school

0

1

1

 

 Secondary school

1

4

5

 

 Tertiary

2

3

5

 

 Unknown

0

2

2

 

Proportion of days contributed data

Median (IQR) [%]

87.5 (57.1–100)

74.0 (28.6–100)

78.3 (28.6–100)

0.482

 ≤ 25%

0

2

2

 

 26–50%

0

2

2

 

 51–75%

1

1

2

 

 76–100%

2

5

7

 

Accuracy of mosquito identification (i.e., agreement between citizen scientists and entomologist)

Median (IQR) [%]

Ae.albopictus

95.9 (69.0–100)

50 (25.2–75.0)

95.9 (66.0–100)

 

Ae.aegypti

95.7 (89.3–100)

75 (50.0–100)

95.6 (83.3–100)

 

An.farauti

100 (66.9–100)

66.7 (66.7–66.7)

100 (66.7–100)

 

 All

100 (82.1–100)

93.8 (77.5–99.4)

94.0 (78.0–100)

0.762

  1. IQR Inter-quartile range