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Background To improve malaria control measures, taking into account local beliefs and practices are essential. Recently, Iran has been earmarked for malaria elimination while the majority of malaria patients are imported cases from eastern neighbouring countries. In the present study, we employed the culture model as a theoretical framework to examine how health beliefs, behaviors and practices associated with improving access to prevention measures, early diagnosis and treatment of malaria in two communities, immigrants and native residents in a malaria endemic region located in southeast of Iran.

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Using the cultural model to plan intervention for malaria control in immigrants and native communities in endemic area, earmarked for malaria elimination southeastern Iran