Objectives: To quantify missed opportunities for immunisation, document reasons for their
occurrence and evaluate the extent of inappropriately given vaccine doses. Design: A cross …

Results: Access to immunisation services was excellent at 95.6%. However, utilisation of
immunisation services was found to be suboptimal as indicated by the low fully immunised …

Background: Despite concerted support to vaccination programmes, coverage remains low.
While health service reasons for this are known, there is little information on caretaker …

Introduction: the government of Uganda aims at reducing childhood morbidity through
provision of immunization services. We compared the proportion of children 12-33 months …

Objective: To establish the factors that determine the levels of immunisation coverage
among children under five years in Mathare Valley. Design: A cross-sectional study …

Objectives. To determine whether potential exists to increase vaccination coverage in
Swaziland by reducing missed opportunities. Design. The standard World Health …

Introduction: The institutionalization of strong immunization services over recent years has
ensured that today more than 70% of the worlds' targeted population is reached. In Kenya …

Background: Butere-Mumias district is one of the districts which performs poorly on
immunisation coverage, as observed from the Kenya Expanded Programme of Immunisation …

Background: Immunization remains a key strategy in the control of childhood diseases, with
a child expected to have five visits according to the current National Programme on …

Objectives. To determine the routine and mass immunisation coverage in children aged
between 12 and 23 months in the Dikgale-Soekmekaar district, Northern Province, South …