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Assessing the Relationship Between Zero-Dose Communities and Access to Selected Primary Healthcare Services for Children and Pregnant Women in Emergency Settings

2022-08-09

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In this study the authors examine the relationship between “zero-dose” communities and access to other healthcare services. This was done by first ensuring the first dose of the Diphtheria Tetanus and Pertussis vaccine was a better measure of zero-dose communities than the measles-containing vaccine. Once the best variable was selected, it was used to examine the association with access to primary healthcare servi...

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25c1472c-c66b-532f-b11b-b8909e696683
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10.1101/2022.08.06.22278500
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