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Determinants of Timely Presentation for Birth Dose Vaccination at an Immunization Centre in North-central Nigeria Cover

Determinants of Timely Presentation for Birth Dose Vaccination at an Immunization Centre in North-central Nigeria

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|Mar 2019

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Table 1

Socio-demographic, antenatal and delivery characteristics of the mother-infant pairs.

VariableFrequency N = 480Percentage
Maternal educational level
None/primary81.7
Secondary16434.2
Post-secondary30864.2
Maternal age group (years)
<21214.4
21–2512425.8
26–3019440.4
31–3510822.5
>35336.9
Antenatal care attendance for index pregnancy
Yes44993.5
No316.5
Place of delivery
Home234.8
Traditional birth attendant (TBA) home40.8
Private hospital5110.6
Government hospital38480.0
Church183.8
Social class of infant
1173.5
II25452.9
III20642.9
IV30.6
Birth order
First19640.8
Second–Third22045.8
Fourth–Fifth5812.1
Sixth–Seventh61.3
Table 2

Reasons stated for presentation after day one for birth dose vaccination.

Reason for presentation beyond Day 1Frequency N = 236PercentInterval between delivery and presentation for vaccination (Days)
MedianRange
Access to vaccine related
Weekend/public holiday delivery8335.23.02–26
Friday evening delivery/discharge3213.63.02–18
Private hospital delivery208.53.52–28
Fixed days for immunization at place of delivery104.22.52–11
Home delivery73.012.05–33
Delivery at Church73.08.02–44
Delivery at TBA home31.33.02–8
No nearby place for vaccination31.317.014–42
Vaccine unavailable at initial place of presentation10.45.05
Mother related
Ill mother187.66.52–57
Had cesarean section145.93.52–17
Could not afford transport cost52.111.07–50
Unaware that centre provided vaccination every weekday31.37.02–9
Needed rest after delivery31.32.02–8
Deceased mother10.42.02
Mother in school10.46.06
Infant related
Ill baby239.74.02–19
Prematurity20.88849–127

[i] (TBA: traditional birth attendant home).

Table 3

Factors associated with timely presentation (within day 1) for birth dose vaccination.

ParameterTime to presentationCrude OR (95% C.I.)p*Adjusted OR (95% C.I.)p**
≤ day 1 N = 239 n (%)> day 1 N = 241 n (%)
Gender
Male124 (50.6)121 (49.4)1.07 (0.75–1.53)0.714
Female115 (48.9)120 (51.1)
Religion
Islam179 (51.7)167 (48.3)1.32 (0.89–1.97)0.171
Christianity60 (44.8)74 (54.2)
Mother’s age (years)
Mean (SD)28.26 (4.76)28.48 (4.66)0.606δ
Mother’s level of education
Postsecondary168 (54.5)140 (45.5)1.71 (1.17–2.49)0.0051.44 (0.99–2.13)0.072
≤Secondary71 (41.3)101 (58.7)1(reference)
Social class of child
Upper (I, II)144 (53.1)127 (46.9)1.36 (0.95–1.99)0.095
Lower (III, IV)95 (45.5)114 (54.5)
Birth order of infant
First100 (51.0)96 (49.0)1.09 (0.96–1.56)0.655
≥Second139 (56.7)145 (43.3)
ANC
Yes235 (52.3)214 (47.7)7.41 (2.55–21.53)<0.0012.50 (0.73–8.52)0.143
No4 (12.9)27 (87.1)1(reference)
Hospital delivery
Yes233 (57.5)202 (42.5)7.50 (3.11–8.07)<0.0014.64 (1.73–12.45)0.002
No6 (13.3)39 (86.7)1(reference)
Correctly states NPI schedule
Yes116 (47.5)128 (52.5)0.83 (0.58–1.19)0.316
No123 (52.1)113 (47.9)

[i] δ = p-value derived from independent sample t-test; * = chi-square derived p-value; ** = p-value derived from logistic regression analysis; OR (95% C.I.) = odds ratio 95% confidence interval.

Table 4

Univariate analysis showing factors affecting time to presentation at different intervals for receipt of birth dose vaccines.

ParameterTime to presentation for birth dose vaccines (days)p*
≤ 1 N = 239 n (%)2–7 N = 182 n (%)8–14 N = 33 n (%)> 14 N = 26 n (%)
Gender
Male124 (50.6)94 (38.4)14 (5.7)13 (5.3)0.780
Female115 (48.9)88 (37.5)19 (8.1)13 (5.5)
Religion
Islam179 (51.7)122 (35.3)27 (7.8)18 (5.2)0.179
Christianity60 (44.8)60 (44.8)6 (4.4)8 (6.0)
Mother’s age (years)
Mean (SD)28.26 (4.76)ab29.02 (4.65)b26.73 (4.69)a26.92 (3.97)a0.018**
Mother’s level of education
Post-secondary168 (54.5)120 (39.0)12 (3.9)8 (2.6)<0.001
≤Secondary71 (41.3)62 (36.0)21 (12.2)18 (10.5)
Social class of child
Upper (I, II)144 (53.1)104 (38.4)11 (4.1)12 (4.4)0.021
Lower (III, IV)95 (45.5)78 (37.3)22 (10.5)14 (6.7)
Birth order of infant
First100 (51.0)69 (35.2)12 (6.1)15 (7.7)0.253
≥Second139 (48.9)113 (39.8)21 (7.4)11 (3.9)
ANC
Yes235 (52.3)170 (37.9)27 (6.0)17 (3.8)<0.001
No4 (12.9)12 (38.7)6 (19.4)9 (29.0)
Hospital delivery
Yes233 (53.6)161 (37.0)24 (5.5)17 (3.9)<0.001
No6 (13.3)21 (46.7)9 (20.0)9 (20.0)
Correctly states NPI schedule
Yes116 (47.5)101 (41.4)19 (7.8)8 (3.3)0.076
No123 (52.1)81 (34.4)14 (5.9)18 (7.6)

[i] * = chi-square derived p-value; ** = F-value derived from ANOVA.

a, b Duncan multiple range test shows that means with the same letter are not statistically different at p < 0.05.

Table 5

Multivariate logistic regression of factors affecting time to presentation for receipt of birth dose vaccines (earlier intervals) compared with those presenting after day 14.

ParameterTime to presentation for birth dose vaccines
≤1 day2–7 days8–14 days
OR (95% C.I.)pOR (95% C.I.)pOR (95% C.I.)p
Mother’s age (years)1.05 (0.95–1.17)0.3281.09 (0.98–1.21)0.1020.99 (0.88–1.12)0.880
Correctly states NPI schedule
Yes versus No3.08 (1.16–8.23)0.0253.68 (1.38–9.83)0.0093.77 (1.20–11.84)0.023
ANC attendance
Yes versus No9.55 (1.75–52.12)0.0095.78 (1.27–26.28)0.0233.99 (0.69–22.82)0.125
Hospital delivery
Yes versus No6.36 (1.33–30.38)0.0221.67 (0.39–6.97)0.4940.74 (0.15–3.74)0.709
Social class of child
Upper versus Lower0.82 (0.31–2.16)0.7000.70 (0.26–1.84)0.4750.44 (0.13–1.43)0.173
Mother’s level of education
Postsecondary versus ≤Secondary3.60 (1.30–9.91)0.0133.29 (1.18–9.13)0.0221.45 (0.42–4.97)0.555

[i] OR (95% C.I.) = odds ratio 95% confidence interval.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aogh.725 | Journal eISSN: 2214-9996
Language: English
Published on: Mar 1, 2019
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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