ArticleBMJ open2019
Effect of household relocation on child vaccination and health service utilisation in Dhaka, Bangladesh: a cross-sectional community survey.
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Abstract
objectiveTo explore the relationship between household relocation and use of vaccination and health services for severe acute respiratory illness (ARI) among children in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
designAnalysis of cross-sectional community survey data from a prior study examining the impact of
settingCommunities surrounding two large paediatric hospitals in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
participantsHouseholds with children under 5 years old who either recently relocated PRIMARY OUTCOME MEASURES: Full vaccination coverage among children aged 9-59 months and visits to a qualified medical provider for severe ARI among children under 5 years old.
resultsUsing vaccination cards with maternal recall, full vaccination was 80% among recently relocated children (n=3795) and 85% among residentially stable children (n=4713; χ
conclusionsChildren in recently relocated households in Dhaka, Bangladesh, have decreased use of vaccination and qualified health services for severe ARI.
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