On 2-3 Nov, investigators from the South and Southeast Asian Community-based Trials Network (SEACTN) spent two intense but highly productive days in Bangkok refining the statistical analysis plans for the projects in the first phase of SEACTN which ends in 2024, as well as brainstorming for its next phase. Exciting times are ahead, with many high-impact outputs from the first phase expected to be published starting next year! Special thanks to Watcharintorn Thongpiam, Krongkarn Nareepon, and Sureeporn Thongkuna for coordinating the logistics, ensuring a smooth and efficient meeting!
SEACTN aims to define comprehensively the epidemiology of acute febrile illness in rural South and Southeast Asia, and to serve as a platform for trials of interventions to improve its management.
– Text courtesy of Chris Chew, with thanks to Krongkarn (Fang) Nareepon for photo.