Does mothers’ and caregivers' access to information on their child’s vaccination card impact the timing of their child’s measles vaccination in Uganda?

Table 2 Characteristics of the index children overall, and by achievement of on-time measles vaccination (MCV1)

	Total (n = 999)			Among children with a vaccination record who were vaccinated with MCV1 on-time or delayed (n = 475)
	n	%^a	95% CI	Delayed (n = 254)		On-time (n = 221)
	n	%^a	95% CI	n	%^a	n	%^a
Age (months)
12–23	354	35.4	32.5, 38.5	95	37.4	91	41.2
24–35	264	26.4	23.8, 29.3	67	26.4	54	24.4
36–47	174	17.4	15.2, 19.9	40	15.8	44	19.9
48–59	119	11.9	10.0, 14.1	31	12.2	19	8.6
60+	71	7.1	5.7, 8.9	21	8.3	10	4.5
Missing	17	1.7				3	1.4
Age (months) (Median [Range])	29 [12,72]			28 [12,71]		2, [12,70]
Sex
Female	470	47.1	44.0, 50.2	105	41.3	104	47.1
Male	527	52.8	49.6, 55.8	149	58.7	117	52.9
Missing	2	0.2
Birth order
First	304	30.4	27.7, 33.4	73	28.7	96	43.4
Second	253	25.3	22.7, 28.1	61	24.0	46	20.8
Third or higher	442	44.2	41.2, 47.3	120	47.2	79	35.8
Part of a multiple birth
No	971	97.2	96.0, 98.1	245	96.5	212	95.9
Yes	24	2.4	1.6, 3.6	9	3.5	7	3.2
Missing	4	0.4				2	0.9

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