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. 2020 May 15;10(1):010420. doi: 10.7189/jogh.10.010420

Table 3.

Vaccination coverage of children ages 12-36 mo and characteristics comparing slum to non-slum areas (weighted), household survey, Western Area Urban district, Sierra Leone, 2019*

Vaccination coverage Slum (n = 238†)
Non-slum (n = 220)
Total (n = 458)

% or (mean)
95% CI
% or (mean)
95% CI
% or (mean)
95% CI
Mean age of most recent vaccination in months (recall)
(11)
11-12
(11)
11-12
(11)
11-12
Owns vaccination card:
Yes, available
75
69-81
76
70-80
76
71-80
Yes, not seen
19
15-25
17
13-22
17
14-22
No
6
3-10
7
3-15
7
4-14
Vaccination coverage by card
n = 180
n = 170
n = 350
BCG vaccination
98
94-99
100
98-100
99
98-100
Penta1
97
94-99
96
83-100
96
86-99
Received two doses of penta
91
85-95
94
84-98
94
86-97
Received all three penta doses
86
80-91
92
83-97
91
84-96
MCV1
75
66-83
79
66-86
77
68-85
MCV2‡
33
25-42
32
21-46
32
22-44
Received BCG, all penta doses and 2 measles doses‡
33
25-42
29
19-42
29
20-40
Received BCG, all penta doses and 2 measles doses by 24 months§
22
16-30
20
14-29
20
15-28
No vaccinations
1
1-5
0
-
<1
<1-1
Received all recommended vaccinations‡ (recall) 54 43-63 53 41-64 53 43-62

CI – confidence interval, BCG - Bacillus Calmette-Guérin; Penta - pentavalent vaccine (diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis-hepatitis B-Haemophilus influenzae type b), MCV1 – measles-containing vaccine, 1st dose; MCV2 – measles-containing vaccine, 2nd dose

*No significant differences at P < 0.05 level

†Missing data from two participants.

‡All recommended vaccines include BCG, Penta1-3, MCV1-2, and 4 doses of oral polio vaccine.

§Only children ≥15 months were included in the analysis.