Evaluation Integrated Dengue Vector Management of Local Government Organization in Chaiyaphum Province

Abstract

World Health Organization recommended integrated vector management to operate in all epidemic vector disease country. In 2020 Chaiyaphum, Thailand found epidemic and uncontrolled Aedes larvae in sub-district where certified integrated dengue vector management model.Therefore, an evaluation of the operating model has been made. The objective was to assess the effect of dengue hemorrhagic fever combination vector management of local administrative organizations in Chaiyaphum Province by CIPP model. Samples were control disease worker 21 cases. Results, Samples passed integrated vector management course (52.4%), perceived the sub-district is certified integrated dengue vector management (52.4%), level of all integrated dengue vector management was moderate (Mean = 2.31, S.D. = 0.33). However, separation by factor Context factor was moderate which samples told that integrated vector management is essential cause it can helped communities network to work together, but them found control disease workers changed their career that made disease control intermittent. Input factor was high which sample told that control disease team could interrupt outbreak and had adequate resource. Process factor was moderate which samples told that currently, there is a comprehensive program through the health insurance fund budget, is a clearly divided role for disease control, but lack of participation from other network to join the operation. Product factor was moderate which samples told after certified sub-district model, communities had not another implement larvae control in area, focused on chemical to control disease, and failed to good coordinated and report data to network. Suggest, should repaired integrated vector management by middleman in sub-district.