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FACTEURS EXPLICATIFS DE L'ABANDON DU CALENDRIER VACCINAL CHEZ LES ENFANTS DE 6 à 59 MOIS A LA ZONE DE SANTE URBANO-RURALE DE MBANDAKA

Authors: Guillain Bob Lebrun Gérad Philippe Jean Patrick Nadine Félicien Marie-Claire, BIKOKO BOBOKO SENKER NDIMBA KEMBO NSAYI ELOKO EYA MATANGELO BIKOKO LOKOLE MOKOLO LIBIMA BASOTO LINGENGETE ANGONDO MOTUMBE TSHIMUNGU KANDOLO OMANYONDO OHAMBE;

FACTEURS EXPLICATIFS DE L'ABANDON DU CALENDRIER VACCINAL CHEZ LES ENFANTS DE 6 à 59 MOIS A LA ZONE DE SANTE URBANO-RURALE DE MBANDAKA

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La vaccination compte parmi les interventions de Santé publique les plus efficaces qui soient. Il était question d'identifier les facteurs explicatifs de l'abandon du calendrier vaccinal des enfants de 6 à 59 mois à dans la ville de Mbandaka. Nous avions recourus à l'approche analytique cas témoins pour découvrir les réels facteurs explicatifs de l'abandon du calendrier vaccinal chez ces enfants. Nos enquêtes prouvent les enfants de la zone de santé de Mbandaka, ont connu plus d'abandons soient 45,2% que les autres d'une façon significative (p <0,001), les gens qui sont dans l'informel, présentent beaucoup d'abandons du calendrier vaccinal soient 43,4% et une relation très significative est observée entre les fonctions des responsables qui amènent les enfants à la vaccin ation (p < à 0,001), Concernant l'indice économique, il est montré que les enfants vivant dans des familles ayant un indice économique d'un dollar avaient 84% plus de risque d'abandonner le calendrier vaccinal que ceux des familles ayant un indice économique de plus d'un dollar, OR : 1,84(1,26 – 2,69). Par rapport à l'antenne, notre étude a trouvé les facteurs explicatifs d'abandon du calendrier vaccinal suivants :le groupe cas, les enfants vivant dans des familles ayant un faible revenu d'un dollar, les enfants des menages monogamiques et les enfants des parents sans niveau d'études.

Published in International Journal of Social Sciences and Scientific Studies. ISSN: 2787-0146.

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