Hisham E Hasan, Deema Jaber, Omar F Khabour, Karem H Alzoubi
Ethical considerations and concerns in the implementation of AI in pharmacy practice: a cross-sectional study
BMC medical ethics
childhood immunization one important public health interventions reduce child morbidity mortality reaching children full immunization services critical meet nepals commitment sustainable development goals sdgs study aimed identify factors affecting compliance childhood immunization children aged 16 36 months nepal communitybased unmatched casecontrol study conducted 250 83 cases 167 controls respondents ilam district nepal respondents randomly selected using multistage cluster sampling technique data collected using structured questionnaire analysed using spss version 16 statistical software bivariate multivariate logistic regression analyses done identify factors influencing compliance childhood immunization sampled respondents twothirds 668 sampled children fully immunized 193 children defaulted measlesrubella vaccines 192 respondents good knowledge type vaccine half 592 respondents positive attitude towards immunization multivariate logistic regression analysis revealed lack knowledge vaccines aor 494 95 ci 1294 18859 fathers level education aor 21 95 ci 105 430 getting immunization day appointment aor 48 95 ci 230 989 lack knowledge immunization schedule aor 24 95 ci 114 484 negative attitude towards immunization aor 21 95 ci 103 419 independently impeded compliance childhood immunization targeted intervention health promotion activities household level promoted integrated immunization services existing primary health care services