Seung Hee Woo, Yangwoo Kim, Kyungho Ju, Juhyeong Kim, Jaechul Song, Soo-Jin Lee, Jeehee Min
Differences of nutritional intake habits and Dietary Inflammatory Index score between occupational classifications in the Korean working population
Annals of occupational and environmental medicine
despite ethiopias policy intention provide recommended vaccination services underprivileged populations inequity polio immunisation persists study examined inequity trends polio immunisation determinant factors among children aged 1223 months ethiopia 2000 2019 crosssectional data 2000 2005 2011 2016 2019 ethiopian demographic health surveys analysed updated version whos health equity assessment toolkit software six standard equity measures equity gaps equity ratios population attributable risk population attributable fraction slope index inequality relative index inequality used datasets analysed disaggregated five equality stratifiers economic status education place residence sex child regions multilevel logistic regression analysis used identify determinant factors polio immunisation coverage increased 345 2000 600 2019 wealth indexrelated inequity coverage polio immunisation quintiles 5 1 20 percentage points surveys population attributable risk population attributable fraction measure 2011 indicate national polio immunisation coverage year could improved nearly 36 81 percentage points respectively absolute relative wealthdriven inequity respectively avoided absolute difference addis ababa afar region 74 percentage points 2000 60 percentage points 2019 multilevel analysis result individuallevel factors like wealth index maternal education antenatal care place delivery showed statistical significance although polio immunisation coverage gradually increased time 20year survey periods still 40 children remained unvaccinated inequities coverage wealth educational status urbanrural residence administrative regions persisted increasing service coverage improving equitable access immunisations services may narrow existing inequity gaps