Immunization, urbanization and slums – a systematic review of factors and interventions

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Table 1 Showing studies conducted in slum populations in sub-Saharan Africa reporting immunization status of children since 2000

Ref	First Author	Year	Population	Country	Sample size	Immunization Status (%)			Notes
Ref	First Author	Year	Population	Country	Sample size	Complete	Partial	Unimmunized	Notes
[10]	<<Soura	2015	Children 12–59 months	Burkina Faso	3103	93.3	6.7
[65]	Maina	2013	Children 12–23 months	Kenya	380	76.6	23.4
[64]	Egondi	2015	Children 12–23 months	Kenya	382	70.0	30.0
[73]	Bobossi-Serengibé	2014	Children <11 months	CAR	400	67.0	33.0
[66]	Mutua	2011	Children 12–23 months	Kenya	1848	58.0	42.0
[10]	<<Soura	2015	Children 12–59 months	Kenya	1369	55.0	45.0
[72]	Mohamud	2014	Children 12–23 months	Ethiopia	582	47.6	32.7	19.7	Low-income urban (not slum specifically)
[8]	Fatiregun	2013	Children 12–23 months	Nigeria	588	38.8	45.6	15.7	Low-income urban (not slum specifically)
[71]	^Antai	2012	Children >12 months	Nigeria	604	24.3	75.7		Rural
	^Antai	2012	Children >12 months	Nigeria	593	15.2	84.8		Urban
	^Antai	2012	Children >12 months	Nigeria	1303	8.5	91.5		Rural-Urban migrant

<< and ^ denote results from the same study disaggregated by urban, rural or migration status

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