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Fig 1.

Location of the 12 study areas in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.

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Actors involved in Chagas disease vector surveillance in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.

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Table 1.

Demography, geography, and human resources in the 12 study areas in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.

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Five essential functions of Chagas disease community-based surveillance [9].

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Table 2.

Results of community-based vector surveillance by country in the 12 study areas in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras from 2008 to 2012.

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Table 3.

Potential determinants of health services’ response rates for community-based vector surveillance in the 12 study areas in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras from 2008 to 2012.

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Table 4.

Results of linear regression and mixed-effects multi-linear regression on potential determinants of health service responsiveness in community-based vector surveillance in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras (N = 56).

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Table 5.

Summary of interviews with health center staff to explain different patterns of response rates in community-based vector surveillance between 2008 and 2012.

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Fig 4.

Number of clinical, operational, and community personnel in the community-based vector surveillance model with five essential functions in Table 6.

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Table 6.

Participants and their roles in the community-based vector surveillance of Chagas disease in the 12 study areas in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.

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