Table 2.

Correct answers about EPI knowledge of respondents

Questions	Number (percentage)			Number (percentage)			Total
	Health center	Hospital	P	No training	Have training	P
	n=76	n=41		n=23	n=94		N=117
Dose and route of vaccine tetanus in pregnancy	60 (78.9)	38 (92.7)	.055	18 (78.3)	80 (85.1)	0.527	98 (83.8)
Dose and route of vaccine Japanese encephalitis	42 (55.3)	37 (90.2)	<.001	12 (52.2)	67 (71.3)	.080	79 (67.5)
Dose and route of vaccine BCG	53 (69.7)	39 (95.1)	.001	13 (56.5)	79 (84.0)	.009	92 (78.6)
Dose and route of vaccine Hepatitis B	44 (57.9)	36 (87.8)	.001	8 (34.8)	72 (76.6)	<.001	80 (68.4)
Dose and route of vaccine DPT	39 (51.3)	35 (85.4)	<.001	4 (17.4)	70 (74.5)	<.001	74 (63.2)
Dose and route of vaccine Measles	42 (55.3)	33 (80.5)	.007	7 (30.4)	68 (72.3)	<.001	75 (64.1)
Dose and route of vaccine MMR	32 (42.1)	37 (90.2)	<.001	5 (21.1)	64 (68.1)	<.001	69 (59.0)
Vaccinated interval longer than scheduled, no decreased effect of immunity	38 (50.0)	33 (80.5)	.001	8 (34.8)	63 (67.0)	.005	71 (60.7)
Low-grade fever person can receive vaccination	54 (71.1)	31 (75.6)	0.598	10 (43.5)	75 (79.8)	<.001	85 (72.6)
No need to restart if vaccination is late	42 (55.3)	32 (78.0)	.015	5 (21.1)	69 (73.4)	<.001	74 (63.2)
DPT loses potency by freezing	43 (56.6)	34 (82.9)	.004	9 (39.1)	68 (72.3)	.003	77 (65.8)
Immunization schedule of schoolchildren	36 (47.4)	29 (70.7)	.015	8 (34.8)	57 (60.6)	.025	65 (55.6)
Asymptomatic HIV child can receive vaccine	52 (68.4)	29 (70.7)	0.796	9 (39.1)	72 (76.6)	<.001	81 (69.2)
Must use open vaccine within 24 hr	46 (60.5)	31 (75.6)	0.101	6 (26.1)	71 (75.5)	<.001	77 (65.8)
If cannot start on time, begin vaccination as soon as possible	40 (52.6)	32 (78.0)	.007	11 (47.8)	61 (64.9)	0.132	72 (61.5)

BCG = Bacillus Calmette-Guérin; DPT = Diphtheria–Pertussis-Tetanus; MMR = Measles-Mumps-Rubella; EPI = Expanded program on immunization