High coverage of vitamin A supplementation and measles vaccination during an integrated Maternal and Child Health Week in Sierra Leone
Conclusion
The MCHW reached >90% of children in Sierra Leone with equitable coverage. Increased reporting of mild adverse events during the survey may be attributed to delayed onset after measles vaccination and/or direct inquiry from enumerators. Even mild adverse events following immunization requires strengthened reporting during and after vaccination campaigns.
Source: International Health - Category: Global & Universal Authors: Sesay, F. F., Hodges, M. H., Kamara, H. I., Turay, M., Wolfe, A., Samba, T. T., Koroma, A. S., Kamara, W., Fall, A., Mitula, P., Conteh, I., Maksha, N., Jambai, A. Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLES Source Type: research
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