Manabu Akazawa, Takahiro Sato, Nozomi Ebata, Michael LoPresti, Ryosuke Nishi
Factors Related to Treatment Non-Adherence Among Caregivers of Pediatric and Adolescent Growth Hormone Deficiency Patients in Japan
Patient preference and adherence
better understanding significant factors behind childhood vaccination important designing strategies increase vaccination coverage reduce child mortality morbidity study aimed identifying determinants full vaccination coverage among children aged 1223 months bangladesh comparing determinants high lowperforming areas study used latest available bangladesh demographic health survey 201718 data weighted sample 1678 children included study association full vaccination coverage explanatory variables identified using chisquare test multivariable logistic regression analysis employed identify associated factors full vaccination coverage findings showed 88 children full vaccination coverage odds full vaccination coverage significantly higher among children mothers secondary education compared children mothers formal education aor 207 95ci 116 370 mothers working status another significant factor behind full vaccination coverage aor 153 95ci 1002 234 addition identified higher age mother aor 276 95ci 128 596 2034 years group aor 1214 95ci 121 12241 35 age group middleincome household aor 466 95ci 133 1634 significantly associated full vaccination coverage highperforming areas hand children mothers secondary education level aor 231 95ci 186 449 exposure media aor 158 95ci 1001 250 higher odds full vaccination coverage lowperforming areas study identified associated factors full vaccination coverage among children findings indicate importance maternal education mothers employment childrens vaccination uptake lowperforming areas investment education awareness raising initiatives may play instrumental role achieving full vaccination coverage