WHO and UNICEF Estimates of National Infant Immunization Coverage¶
Burton, A. (2009). WHO and UNICEF Estimates of National Infant Immunization Coverage: Methods and Processes. Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 87(7), 535-541.
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- Last-Mile Failure
- In public health, vaccines travel efficiently from manufacturer to depot while the dose-to-arm step — cold-chain integrity, scheduled appointments, refusal, no-shows — is where coverage collapses.
This sourceDocuments that vaccines travel efficiently from manufacturer to depot while administrative dose figures systematically diverge from survey-measured coverage at the dose-to-arm step (cold-chain integrity, scheduled appointments, refusal, no-shows), where coverage collapses.
- The throughput–coverage dissociation is the killer metric error: a campaign that ships 90% of intended doses — a trunk number — may immunize only 60% of children
This sourceDocuments the gap between vaccines distributed and children actually reached — the immunization last mile.
- In public health, vaccines travel efficiently from manufacturer to depot while the dose-to-arm step — cold-chain integrity, scheduled appointments, refusal, no-shows — is where coverage collapses.
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