Multiple socioeconomic, structural and operational factors were associated with unvaccinated rates, highlighting the relevance of healthcare service organization even in favorable social contexts and classifying municipalities into risk profiles may help guide interventions to improve coverage.
The decline in childhood vaccination in the Northern region is a spatially structured phenomenon that reflects and deepens socioeconomic inequalities and demands territorially focused public health policies.
Eduarda de Paulo Costa, Luiz Fernando Costa Nascimento· Revista brasileira de epidem...· 0 citations
The proportion of children with a complete vaccination status remained stable over the study period in both locations, with no evidence of post-pandemic decline, and this stability masks important heterogeneity in vaccine coverage patterns across sociodemographic groups.
C. Dyer, Judith Welker, K. Assaad et al.· Vaccines· 0 citations
To stabilize the situation, critical measures include: implementation of booster vaccination for school-aged children; mandatory maternal immunization to provide transplacental protection to newborns; and strict adherence to completion of vaccination series for children following pertussis infection.
A. V. Prokopenko, A. V. Lomonosova, A. I. Dzhepko· Epidemiology and Vaccinal Pr...· 0 citations
The study revealed a national post-campaign vaccination coverage of 75.3% in 2024, a notable 10-point increase from 65.3% in 2022, however, significant geographical disparities persisted, with lower coverage in large cities compared to landlocked and intermediate districts.
F. Alain, Faly Hariniaina Randrianasolo, M. Razafimahatratra et al.· PLOS Global Public Health· 0 citations
This study assesses the prevalence of zero-dose children and associated factors in urban areas of the Somali region to inform targeted interventions and highlights the urgent need for improved identification and mapping in underserved communities.
A. Elmi, Mahamed Ibrahim, A. Farah et al.· BMJ public health· 0 citations
This study provides the first evidence of suboptimal measles antibody response among children from a tribal area of Odisha, India, despite high vaccination coverage.
B. Dwibedi, Gayatri Patra, Abhilipsa Behera et al.· The Indian journal of medica...· 0 citations
