Table 2.
Effect of conflict on vaccination (odds ratio)
| Ever vaccinated (1) | BCG (2) | DPT1 (3) | Ever vaccinated (4) | BCG (5) | DPT1 (6) | Ever vaccinated (7) | BCG (8) | DPT1 (9) | Ever vaccinated (10) | BCG (11) | DPT1 (12) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conflict at Birth month | 0.528** [0.309,0.901] | 0.550** [0.321,0.942] | 0.520**[0.303,0.892] | |||||||||
| Conflict at 1 month after birth | 0.581**[0.343,0.984] | 0.552** [0.325,0.936] | 0.530** [0.310,0.907] | |||||||||
| Conflict at 2 month after birth | 0.520**[0.309,0.874] | 0.410*** [0.242,0.696] | 0.439*** [0.258,0.749] | |||||||||
| Conflict at 3 month after birth | 0.783 [0.476,1.289] | 0.726 [0.442,1.194] | 0.751 [0.455,1.238] | |||||||||
| N | 2410 | 2405 | 2401 | 2410 | 2405 | 2401 | 2410 | 2405 | 2401 | 2410 | 2405 | 2401 |
| Covariates | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
Notes: The sample is 2413 mothers who are in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa state. We use logistic regression. The independent variable “conflict” takes 1 if the conflict occurred within 10 km from each mother
Covariates include child’s age, birth year, sex of child, birth order, age of mother, education level of mother, marital status, religion, number of HH members, number of children under 5, wealth level
** significant at 5%, and *** significant at 1%