Tara malaria cons fix dec2024

[tdm32]

PR addresses Issue #1539 for malaria consumables:

• changed IPTp consumables to Fansidar (was incorrectly listed in ResourceFile_Consumables_Items_and_Packages.csv as "Sulfamethoxazole + trimethropin, tablet 400 mg + 80 mg" under entry IPTP for pregnant women. This is also known as cotrimoxazole).
• add in corrected doses for all antimalarials and paracetamol by age-groups
• following injectable artesunate use for treating severe malaria, follow-up with outpatient appointment to deliver ACT as per guidelines

This will collectively increase the amount of anti-malarial (and paracetamol) prescribed quite significantly.

Notes:
@sakshimohan:

• please check Fansidar is also listed in the availability database and costing sheets
• when looking at expenditure on cotrimoxazole, we probably need to combine both cotrimoxazole and Sulfamethoxazole + trimethropin before comparing to TLO model outputs

[tdm32]

The failing test here is due to item_code not being recognised. This is Fansidar which is being added to the relevant resource files by @sakshimohan so will be fixed soon. All other tests passing.

[sakshimohan]

Item code 1124 is now added to the availability resource files. This is the availability of Fansidar by Facility_Level as per OpenLMIS data -
Facility_Level
0 0.410222
1a 0.820445
1b 0.809383
2 0.819881
3 0.939394
4 0.833333

[sakshimohan]

Hi @tbhallett @tdm32 I have made the additional fix on consumable availability and all checks have passed.