Related Factors of Age-Appropriate Immunization among Urban-Rural Children Aged 24-35 Months in a 2005 Population-Based Survey in Nonsan, Korea
0
조회
0
다운로드
3
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
Purpose: This study was aimed to determine the status and related factors of age-appropriate immunization among urban-rural children aged 24-35 months in a 2005 population-based survey in Nonsan, Korea. Materials and Methods: We conducted household survey and provider check using questionnaire and checklist to obtain data on immunization status for children, aged 24-35 months. Age-appropriate immunization was defined as status of receiving the fourth diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (4 DTP), 3 Polio, the first measles-mumps-rubella (1 MMR) doses,and the 4 : 3 : 1 series. Results: Age-appropriate immunization rates were 51.7% for 4 DPT, 88.0% for 3 Polio, 87.9% for 1 MMR, and 50.3% for the 4 : 3 : 1 series. First-born children, lower perceived barrier scores, and higher perception of immunization data were significantly related to age-appropriate immunization. Conclusion: The findings indicated that age-appropriate immunization rate could be improved by implementing reminder/recall service and providing the knowledge about immunization. Identification and consideration related factors would improve immunization rate and age-appropriate immunization.
Abstract
Purpose: This study was aimed to determine the status and related factors of age-appropriate immunization among urban-rural children aged 24-35 months in a 2005 population-based survey in Nonsan, Korea. Materials and Methods: We conducted household survey and provider check using questionnaire and checklist to obtain data on immunization status for children, aged 24-35 months. Age-appropriate immunization was defined as status of receiving the fourth diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (4 DTP), 3 Polio, the first measles-mumps-rubella (1 MMR) doses,and the 4 : 3 : 1 series. Results: Age-appropriate immunization rates were 51.7% for 4 DPT, 88.0% for 3 Polio, 87.9% for 1 MMR, and 50.3% for the 4 : 3 : 1 series. First-born children, lower perceived barrier scores, and higher perception of immunization data were significantly related to age-appropriate immunization. Conclusion: The findings indicated that age-appropriate immunization rate could be improved by implementing reminder/recall service and providing the knowledge about immunization. Identification and consideration related factors would improve immunization rate and age-appropriate immunization.
참고문헌 (40)
- Ross A, "Initiating the first DTP vaccination age-appropriately: a model for understanding vaccination coverage", Pediatrics, 101, pp.970~974 (1998)
- Wood DL, "American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Com munity Health Services; American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Practice and Ambulatory Medicine. Increasing immunization coverage. American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Community Health Services. American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Practice and Ambulatory Medicine", Pediatrics, 112, pp.993~996 (2003)
- Luman ET, "Timeliness of childhood immunizations", Pediatrics, 110, pp.935~939 (2002)
- Freeman VA, "The challenge and potential of childhood immunization registries", Annu Rev Public Health, 24, pp.227~246 (2003)
- Bolton P, "Deficiencies in current childhood immunization indicators", Public Health Rep, 113, pp.527~532 (1998)
- Dombkowski KJ, "Role of health insurance and a usual source of medical care in age-appropriate vaccination", Am J Public Health, 94, pp.960~966 (2004)
- Dombkowski KJ, "Risk factors for delay in age-appropriate vaccination", Public Health Rep, 119, pp.144~155 (2004)
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, "National, state, and urban area vaccination coverage among children aged 19-35 months--United States, 2004", MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep, 54, pp.717~721 (2005)
- The measles epidemic, "The problems, barriers and recommendations. The national vaccine advisory committee", JAMA, 266, pp.1547~1552 (1991)
- Steiner RP, "Minimum time interval adjustment for 4-3-1 immunization rates among two-year-old children", Am J Prev Med, 16, pp.189~194 (1999)
- Atkinson WL, "General recommendations on immunization. Recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)", MMWR Recomm Rep, 51, pp.1~35 (2002)
- Santoli JM, "Immunization pockets of need: science and practice", Am J Prev Med, 19, pp.89~98 (2000)
- Hull BP, "Timeliness of childhood immunisation in Australia", Vaccine, 24, pp.4403~4408 (2006)
- 진선미, "도시지역 초등학교 입학생의 예방접종 실태와 적기 예방접종 관련 요인", 한국모자보건학회지, 11(1), pp.44~53 (2007), 한국모자보건학회
- 최윤경, "보건소 예방접종 영유아의 적기접종률 분석", 한국모자보건학회지, 12(2), pp.181~198 (2008), 한국모자보건학회
- Lee SK, "Evaluation of expanded programme of immunization" (2006), Gunpo City Public Health Center
- Lee HS, "Immunization rates of children receiving medical Assistance and An analysis of related factors for Immunization", 석사, pp.2004
- Son YJ, "Cognition and behaviors for the optimal MMR vaccination among the parents of 4-6 aged children", 석사, pp.2004
- Park JH, "A survey on the vaccination status of young children in one area of Seoul" (2003), Seoul National University
- Choi SA, "The use of immunization registry in public health center and its applications", 석사, pp.2003
- Yoon SJ, "Research on the current status and need for vaccination in one area of Seoul", 석사, pp.1998
- Dombkowski KJ, "The need for surveillance of delay in age-appropriate immunization", Am J Prev Med, 23, pp.36~42 (2002)
- Strine TW, "Predictors of age-appropriate receipt of DTaP dose 4", Am J Prev Med, 25, pp.45~49 (2003)
- Mell LK, "Compliance with national immunization guidelines for children younger than 2 years, 1996-1999", Pediatrics, 115, pp.461~467 (2005)
- Bobo JK, "Risk factors for delayed immunization in a random sample of 1163 children from Oregon and Washington", Pediatrics, 91, pp.308~314 (1993)
- Rodewald L, "Immunization performance measurement in a changing immunization environment", Pediatrics, 103, pp.889~897 (1999)
- Cotter JJ, "Timeliness of immunization of children in a Medicaid primary care case management managed care program", J Natl Med Assoc, 94, pp.833~840 (2002)
- Miller LA, "Risk factors for delayed immunization against measles, mumps, and rubella in Colorado two-year-olds", Pediatrics, 94, pp.213~219 (1994)
- Lieu TA, "Risk factors for delayed immunization among children in an HMO", Am J Public Health, 84, pp.1621~1625 (1994)
- Strobino D, "Parental attitudes do not explain underimmunization", Pediatrics, 98, pp.1076~1083 (1996)
- Marshall S, "A qualitative analysis of parental decision making for childhood immunization", Aust N Z J Public Health, 23, pp.543~545 (1999)
- Angelillo IF, "Mothers and vaccination: knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour in Italy", Bull World Health Organ, 77, pp.224~229 (1999)
- Hughart N, "The relation of parent and provider characteristics to vaccination status of children in private practices and managed care organizations in Maryland", Med Care, 37, pp.44~55 (1999)
- Brenner RA, "NIH-D.C. Initiative Immunization Working Group. Prevalence and predictors of immunization among inner-city infants: a birth cohort study", Pediatrics, 108, pp.661~670 (2001)
- Trauth JM, "Do beliefs of inner-city parents about disease and vaccine risks affect immunization", J Natl Med Assoc, 94, pp.820~832 (2002)
- Heininger U, "Immunization rates and timely administration in pre-school and school-aged children", Eur J Pediatr, 165, pp.124~129 (2006)
- Dayan GH, "Assessment of delay in age-appropriate vaccination using survival analysis", Am J Epidemiol, 163, pp.561~570 (2006)
- Bates AS, "Risk factors for under immunization in poor urban infants", JAMA, 272, pp.1105~1110 (1994)
- Szilagyi PG, "Impact of vaccine financing on vaccinations delivered by health department clinics", Am J Public Health, 90, pp.739~745 (2000)
- Richards A, "Reasons for delayed compliance with the childhood vaccination schedule and some failings of computerised vaccination registers", Aust N Z J Public Health, 23, pp.315~317 (1999)
