Introduction Vaccine hesitancy, defined as the delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccination
despite availability of vaccination services is responsible in part for suboptimal levels of …

Strengthening routine immunization systems to successfully deliver childhood vaccines
during the second year of life (2YL) is critical for vaccine-preventable disease control. In …

Background: The knowledge, attitude and perception (KAP) of parents is an important factor
for better immunization coverage. Previous studies showed misconceptions on parent's …

Background Ineffective district health management potentially impacts on health system
performance and service delivery. However, little is known about district health managing …

Introduction: Adherence towards childhood immunization (completeness and timeliness),
with consideration of age-dependent-seroconversion, is the basis for children protection …

Vaccine preventable diseases contribute to about 20% of all under-five deaths globally.
Annually, about 10% of un-immunized children die of measles globally. Develo** …

To ensure a healthy society and minimize outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases, high
levels of vaccine uptake is expected. Because vaccination provides protection against …

Objective: To determine the factors associated with adherence (completeness and
timeliness) towards different vaccines of childhood immunization of under five children …

Introduction: Immunization against vaccine-preventable illnesses has resulted in a
significant reduction in under-5 mortality. Childhood vaccination is a cost-effective …

Background As in many other countries in sub-Saharan Arica, a shortage of well-trained
health workers is one of the biggest barriers to quality health-care services in Ghana …