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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Infect Dis. 2014 Nov 1;210(0 1):S85–S90. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiu149

Table 2.

Characteristics Regarding AFP Surveillance and Routine Immunizations Among Surveyed Facilities, Kenya, 2012

Indicator Facilities (n) Number of Facilities Responding (N) n/N (%)
Received quarterly supervisory visits in previous 12 mo 18 41 44
Conducted surveillance refresher trainings in last 12 mo 19 41 41
Conducted daily immunizations 33 36 92
Provided vaccine any time an eligible child presented at the facility 28 33 85
Routine immunization microplans observed 9 41 22
Routine immunization microplans reviewed on a schedule 1 36 3
Catchment area map observed 14 37 38
Conducted outreach sessions 26 39 67
Conducted all planned outreach sessions 10 39 26
Surveillance staff stated accurate AFP case definition 33 41 80
Surveillance discussed at supervisory visits 22 41 54
Registered new births 8 41 22
Tracked immunization defaulters 16 41 39
Conducted mobilization sessions for immunization 22 41 53
Inventory log was consistent with vaccine supply 12 41 29
Calculated wastage rate 17 41 41
BCG stock-outs occurred 15 41 37
Insufficient supply of syringes 8 32 25
Insufficient supply of diluent 7 41 17

Total health facilities = 41.

Abbreviations: AFP, acute flaccid paralysis; BCG, bacillus Calmette-Guérin.