Assessment of Levels of Immunization and Factors Associated with the Non-completion Routine Immunization within (9-12 Months) Attending Primary Healthcare Centres in Ibadan North and South East, Nigeria

Basiru, T. A.,; Ibrahim; A. I.; Oluwalana; S.O.; Oyetola; T. O.; Ogunwale; D. O.; Oladele; D. O.

Authors

Basiru, T. A.,
Ibrahim
A. I.
Oluwalana
S.O.
Oyetola
T. O.
Ogunwale
D. O.
Oladele
D. O.

Keywords:

vaccine coverage, factors, non-completion routine immunization, children within 9-12 months, preventable diseases, Ibadan

Abstract

Immunization is designed to prevent transmittable diseases and it is an integral public medical intervention and an economical method to decline mortality and morbidity associated with transmittable diseases. This work attempts to determine the vaccine coverage and factors related to the non-completion routine immunization within babies (9-12 months) attending Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) in Ibadan North and South East Local Government Areas, Oyo State.

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Assessment of Levels of Immunization and Factors Associated with the Non-completion Routine Immunization within (9-12 Months) Attending Primary Healthcare Centres in Ibadan North and South East, Nigeria. (2025). Global Journal of Medical Research, 25(K2), 51-71. https://medicalresearchjournal.org/index.php/GJMR/article/view/102661

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