2011
DOI: 10.5393/jamch.2011.36.2.113
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Evaluation on the Accuracy of Vaccination Card for National Immunization Program in a 2005 Population-Based Survey in Nonsan, Korea

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“…The immunization rate for hepatitis A among 12-35-monthold Korean children was low: 42.3% for ≥1 dose and 24.7% for 2-dose. Our data indicate that the immunization rate for hepatitis A is significantly lower than that for vaccines part of the NIP, such as MMR (91.2%) and varicella (74.2%, the vaccine was included in the NIP in 2005) [ 8 ]. Hib is excluded from the NIP, but the immunization rate for one or more dose was 53.1%, higher than that for hepatitis A.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The immunization rate for hepatitis A among 12-35-monthold Korean children was low: 42.3% for ≥1 dose and 24.7% for 2-dose. Our data indicate that the immunization rate for hepatitis A is significantly lower than that for vaccines part of the NIP, such as MMR (91.2%) and varicella (74.2%, the vaccine was included in the NIP in 2005) [ 8 ]. Hib is excluded from the NIP, but the immunization rate for one or more dose was 53.1%, higher than that for hepatitis A.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The barriers for immunization of hepatitis A can be different to other vaccinations in the NIP. In this survey, the significant risk factors for immunization of the NIP were birth order, primary caregiver, mother's employment and marital status; economic status and geographical area were not related to the immunization of the NIP [ 8 ]. In the United States, the coverage rate of hepatitis A was higher among children living in urban areas whatever vaccination policy (recommended, considered and not recommended) [ 13 ], and in metropolitan areas [ 19 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%