Determinants of Vaccine Incompleteness in Children 12-24 Months of Age - Kalonji Ilunga, Israel
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Luiza territory was affected by the Kamuina Nsapu traditional chieftaincy succession conflicts between 2016-2017 that disarticulated the EPI and affected the health status of children. A two-stage cluster survey analytical cross-sectional study of 210 mothers/caretakers of children aged 12-24 months was conducted in 2018. Immunization completeness was 64.3%. Multivariate analysis showed that: delay to the first vaccine 3 months(p=0.0001), missed opportunities (p=0.0005), lack of mastery of the vaccine schedule and EPI diseases (p=0.0055), waiting more than one hour at the vaccination site…mehr

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Luiza territory was affected by the Kamuina Nsapu traditional chieftaincy succession conflicts between 2016-2017 that disarticulated the EPI and affected the health status of children. A two-stage cluster survey analytical cross-sectional study of 210 mothers/caretakers of children aged 12-24 months was conducted in 2018. Immunization completeness was 64.3%. Multivariate analysis showed that: delay to the first vaccine 3 months(p=0.0001), missed opportunities (p=0.0005), lack of mastery of the vaccine schedule and EPI diseases (p=0.0055), waiting more than one hour at the vaccination site (p=0.0055), misconceptions about vaccination (p=0.0139), fear of the occurrence of side effects (p=0.0454), home deliveries (p=0. 0443), non-involvement of fathers (p=0.0363), were significantly associated with immunization incompleteness of children aged 12-24 months in the Luiza health zone. The progress made by the EPI in the LUIZA health zone in the post-conflict period is not evident and remains one of the greatest dissatisfactions in public health.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Israël KALONJI ILUNGA, Spezialisierter Master in Ernährungspolitik, Senghor University of Alexandria (Ägypten), Preis für Exzellenz von Wallonia Brussels International. Doktor der Medizin, Universität Lubumbashi (DR Kongo). Technischer Assistent des Nationalen Ernährungsprogramms: Koordination von Kasai-Oriental in Mbuji-Mayi.