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. 2012 Jun 7;12:415. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-12-415

Table 4.

Results of the clustered lot quality assurance sampling surveys*to monitor yellow fever vaccination coverage before the end of the campaign, Sierra Leone, 28–29 November 2009

District Lot N Vaccination Card§
Verbal History
U D SE U D SE
Western Area Rural
1
50
2
A
0.02
1
A
0.02
Western Area Urban
2
50
4
A
0.05
4
A
0.05
Kambia
3
50
0
A
0.00
0
A
0.00
4
50
0
A
0.00
0
A
0.00
District Total
100
0
A
0-00
0
A
0.00
Koinadugu
5
50
6
A
0.06
4
A
0.05
6
50
10
R
0.07
8
R
0.08
District Total
100
16
R
0.05
12
A
0.05
Port Loko
7
50
18
R
0.19
14
R
0.17
8
50
7
A
0.12
7
A
0.12
9
50
11
R
0.09
7
A
0.04
District Total
150
36
R
0.08
28
R
0.07
Tonkolili
10
50
2
A
0.02
1
A
0.02
11
50
2
A
0.02
2
A
0.02
12
50
1
A
0.02
0
A
0.00
  District Total 100 5 A 0.01 3 A 0.01

N: sample size; U: number of Unvaccinated in the sample; D: Decision; A: Accepted; R: Rejected; SE: Standard Error of the distribution of the vaccination variable between the clusters in the lots.

* Sampling plans used: UT = 90% and LT = 75%, with d = 7 when N = 50 (5x10); d = 15 when N = 100 (10x10); d = 25 when N = 150 (15x10).

§ Used to take operational decisions in the field before the end of the campaign.