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Salus: Community Driven Malaria Treatment for Rural Ethiopia.
Salus: Community Driven Malaria Treatment for Rural Ethiopia.
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SALUS
SALUSSalus is a total redesign of the current packaging, distribution, and treatment system for antimalarial artemisinin-based combination treatment (ACT) drugs in Ethiopia. It empowers rural communities to detect and treat Malaria themselves, locally, whilst simultaneously giving early warning of drug shortages to the regional health bureau. Salus incorporates preexisting cultural and visual language, which allows it to be used easily by any member of the community. One kit holds medicine for 160 people and requires no literacy or prior medical training. All components of Salus are explained visually instead of through written instructions. Each step is numbered and has a corresponding infographic and color. The kit lives within the rural community in what is called a “Community House”. These houses, which functioned as the original health clinics, have existed for decades in rural communities and are still the first stop when a member of the community falls sick. 
MALARIA Extra Small.jpg
EPIDEMICS Extra Small.jpg
Communities Extra Small.jpg
Salus: Community Driven Malaria Treatment for Rural Ethiopia.
24.jpg
26.jpg
25.jpg
27.jpg
Health-Extension-Workers_57_o.jpg
Flow map NO words.jpg
IMG_4846edit_o.jpg
IMG_4866_o.jpg
IMG_4998_91_o.jpg
Med-Packet-Explanation.jpg
bag_on-dumensions_o.jpg
39.jpg
38.jpg
Field Research.jpg
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