PERCEPTION OF MARKET WOMEN IN ABA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ABIA STATE ON VACCINES AND IT'S SIDE EFFECTS

Student: Kingsly Obinna Ukah
Supervisor: Prof Ijeoma Nduka
HOD: Prof B.o Ekpo
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Medical Health Science
Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State

Abstract

EFFECTS OF MATERNAL EDUCATION ON VACCINATION. In a study done in Uganda, it was shown that percentage of immunized children increased with maternal education 63% of children whose mother’s have post-secondary education were immunized compare to 53% of children having mother’s with no education. Looking at individual vaccines, the following results where gotten with respect to maternal education. Children whose mothers had at least primary education, increased the probability of being fully immunized by 8-14% (P

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