Table 4.

Demographic and socioeconomic factors associated with receiving three doses of pentavalent vaccine among children who had a vaccination card at the time of interview* (weighted), household survey, WAU district, Sierra Leone, 2019

	All three pentavalent vaccine doses		P-value
	%	95% CI
Urban setting:
Slum	86	80-91	0.18
Non-slum	92	83-97
Gender of child:
Female	94	83-98	0.24
Male	88	79-94
Maternal education level:
Never attended school	89	73-96	0.28
Attended some or completed primary school	87	72-94
Completed junior secondary school or higher	94	83-98
Paternal education level
Never attended school	79	58-91	0.03
Attended some or completed primary school	95	87-98
Completed junior secondary school or higher	94	85-98
Maternal religion:
Christian	95	86-98	0.34
Muslim	90	79-95
Paternal religion:
Christian	95	84-99	0.33
Muslim	90	81-95
Child birth order:
1st born	98	95-99	<0.001
≥2nd born	88	77-94
Maternal marital status:
Married or living together	90	80-95	0.02
Divorced, separated or widowed	94	61-99
Never married or lived together	98	93-100
Type of toilet:
Flush or pour flush toilet	98	95-99	0.002
Pit Latrine, bucket, hanging toilet or plastic bag	88	77-94
Household amenities composite variable (electricity, mobile phone, radio, television and refrigerator):
Has household amenities	92	77-97	0.93
Does not have household amenities	91	85-95
Main material of house (floor, roof and walls):
Natural materials	68	28-92	0.01
Rudimentary or finished materials	94	91-96

WAU – Western Area Urban, CI – confidence interval

*n = 350 children 12-36 months with vaccination card.