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Taylor et al. (2002) [21]
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USA
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112/? pediatricians
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Knowledge in vaccine contraindications
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Increase of record linked vaccine coverage per each contraindication less stated
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At 8 months
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2B,1C,3E
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2.0% (95% CI 0.3-3.7) p < 0.05
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At 19 months
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2.6% (95% CI 1.1 - 4.7) p < 0.05
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Petousis-Harris et al. (2005) [28]
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New Zealand
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150/89,3% family practice nurses
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Knowledge in vaccine contraindications
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Report of vaccination coverage
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Significantly greater rate of correct responses in those reporting high coverage (>95) than in those reporting low coverage (<70%). p < 0.05
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None
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Goodyear-Smith et al. (2009) [32]
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New Zealand
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106/58% general practitioners
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Knowledge in vaccine contraindications
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Record linked vaccine coverage
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Results shown by region and practice governance:
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1A, 2B, 1C, 1D
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Auckland: Maori with right response, median coverage (MC) 30%. Maori with missed response, no practice with these characteristics. Non-Maori right, MC 71%, Non-Maori missed, MC 64%.
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Midland: Maori right, MC 58%. Maori missed, MC 56%. Non-Maori right, MC 78%. Non-Maori missed, MC 73%.
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After multivariate analysis, the knowledge remained associated with the coverage (p < 0.05).
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