STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CURATIVE EFFICIENCY OF DRUGS AGAINST MALARIA FROM 2011 TO 2022 (A CASE STUDY OF GENERAL HOSPITAL TALATA MAFARA)

Student: Hafizu Lawali
Supervisor: Mr Abdulaziz Namadi
HOD: Mr Uzairu Maru Umar
Department of Statistics
Science
Abdul-Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara, Zamfara State

Abstract

ABSTRACT This research work is about the curative efficiency of drugs and herbs against malaria. For centuries ago, people have been suffering malaria till date, due to parasite transmitted by female mosquitoes of genus anopheles which have resistant to some anti-malaria medicines and insecticides. However, the anti-malaria medicines and drugs like Artesunate, Waipa and Laridos had been researched for the remedy of the effects of the parasite. The challenges that led the researcher into this research topic was the individual efficiency of drugs and herbs, the effects, how it is diagnosed, prevention and control and its characteristics at large. These are objectives measures under consideration this research work. The research were conducted through sampling of the population under study with drafted questionnaire, interview and observation methods to gather data for the analysis Chi-square tests were the test statistics used to test the independence of the medicines regards to their efficiency and patients' day of recovery. On the synopsis of findings, conclusions and recommendations, drugs and herbs are independent of the curative efficiency and dependent of days of recovery with respect to medicine used and recommendation were drawn for the improvement of human health.

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