Recovery, Relapse and Default in CMAM

Research Overview

This critical study examines the effectiveness of CMAM programs, focusing on understanding factors that influence recovery, relapse, and program default among children with acute malnutrition.

Research Focus

• Recovery rates and factors influencing successful treatment
• Relapse patterns and underlying causes
• Barriers to program adherence and completion
• Quality of care and service delivery

Preliminary Findings

• Recovery rates vary significantly by location
• Food insecurity is a major factor in relapse
• Distance to facilities affects program attendance
• Family support is critical for treatment success