Objective To report on vaccination status by 12 months of age among tribal children from
nine districts of India. Methods Cross‐sectional study of 2631 tribal women having a child …

Aims and Objective: This study aims to find out the vaccination coverage in different Blocks
of study area. Material and Methods: The study was community based cross sectional study …

Objectives The study estimated valid vaccination coverage of under 5 children in a rural
area under Tangail subdistrict and examined their sociodemographic correlates including …

Background: An evaluation by UNICEF India coverage survey (2009) showed that in India,
61% of children are fully immunized which is significantly low. Objectives of this study were …

Introduction Infant and child mortality are considered as one of the most important indicators
of social and economic development of the nation. This paper intends to shed light on the …

Background: Vaccination being one of the cheapest and safest methods of primary
prevention, indicators of maternal and child healthcare are crucial. Multi-indicator cluster …

Background: One of the most cost effective and easy methods for the healthy wellbeing of a
child is immunization. Paniyans is one of the major tribes of Wayanad and are the largest …

Background: The impact of immunization has not been uniform across different sections of
the society, despite thrust on Expanded Programme of Immunization (EPI) since long back …

Background: Vaccination against childhood communicable diseases through Expanded
Program on Immunization is one of the most cost-effective public health interventions …

The present study was carried out with the objectives of documenting the morbidity pattern of
the children and identifying the determinants of childhood morbidity. The sample for the …