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Early multidrug treatment of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) and decreased case fatality rates in Honduras

Ontai et al., Epidemiology International Journal, doi:10.23880/eij-16000217
Jul 2021  
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Report on the nationwide implementation of multi-drug COVID-19 inpatient and outpatient treatment protocols in Honduras, showing a case fatality rate decrease from 9.33% to 2.97%. No decrease was seen in Mexico, a similar Latin American country that did not introduce multi-drug treatment protocols at that time. Decreases in COVID-19 case fatality rates in Honduras were associated with both the initial publication of the protocol and a subsequent outreach program. Both inpatient and outpatient protocols include ivermectin as one component.
Ontai et al., 25 Jul 2021, peer-reviewed, 7 authors.
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Early Multidrug Treatment of SARS-Cov-2 (COVID-19) and Decreased Case Fatality Rates in Honduras
Early Multidrug, L Zeng, Sierra Hoffman, Valerio Pascua, Mccullough Pa, MD, MBA Sidney Ontai
Epidemiology International Journal, doi:10.23880/eij-16000217
Introduction: Within 2 months of first detection of SARS-CoV-2 in Honduras, its government promoted nationwide implementation of multidrug COVID-19 inpatient and outpatient protocols. This was associated with a case fatality rate decrease from 9.33% to 2.97%. No decrease was seen in Mexico, a similar Latin-American country that did not introduce multidrug treatment protocols at that time. Objective: The primary objective of the study was to use statistical process control to assess the likelihood that the decrease in case fatality rate in Honduras was due to chance, using Mexico as a control country. Methods: Fourteen day running average COVID-19 case fatality rates in Mexico and Honduras were used to create Shewhart control charts during the first 6 months of the epidemic. The date of implementation in Honduras of the inpatient and outpatient multidrug COVID-19 protocols were plotted on control charts, with a Mexican COVID-19 case fatality control chart as a comparison. Results: The case fatality rate for COVID-19 in Honduras dropped below the lower control limit 9 days after implementation of an inpatient multidrug inpatient protocol, from an average 9.33% case fatality rate to 5.01%. The Honduran COVID-19 case fatality rate again dropped below the 5.01% control chart limit 17 days after implementation of an outpatient multidrug protocol, to an average 2.97%, suggesting statistically significant anomalies. No control limit anomalies were seen during the same period in neighbouring Mexico. Conclusion: There was an association between both inpatient and outpatient multidrug treatment of COVID-19 and decreased fatality rates in Honduras.
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