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UTILIZATION OF IMMUNIZATION SERVICES AMONG CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS OF AGE IN KIRINYAGA COUNTY, KENYA

, , and . IJIRIS:: International Journal of Innovative Research in Information Security, Volume VI (Issue III): 43-48 (March 2019)1. World Health Organization (2014). Levels and Trends in Child Mortality, WHO and UNICEF. 2. Etana B, W. Deresa W. (2012). Factors Associated With Complete Immunization Coverage of children aged 12-24 months in Ambo Woeda, Central Ethiopia: BioMed Central ltd. 3. National policy guidelines on immunisation,KEPI 2013 4. World Health Organization (WHO 2013), “WHO Recommendations for routine Immunization,” 5. CDC (2013)National immunisation survey-children (19-35 months), morbidity and mortality weekly report. 6. Center for Disease Control, CDC (2015). Under five Mortality Rates 7. Koskei A, Tabu S, Malalu PK (2014). Immunisation services of children under five years old in Kalichemba divsion, Pokot county, Kenya. A science journal of public health vol 2 No 6 pp 617-623 8. County Health Information System (CHIS), (2014). Health Sector Strategic and Investment Plan, Kirinyaga County. 9. Canavan ME,Sipsma HL,Kassie GM,Bradley EH (2014). Correlates of complete childhood vaccination in East African countries. 10. Karanja S, Kombich J (2013). Immunization coverage and its determinants among 12 - 23 months in a Peri-Urban area of Kenya. 11. Abdi NM, Feleke A,Worku w, Kifle M, Sharma HR. Immunisation coverage of 12- 24 months old children and associated factors in the uran and rural areas of Jigiga District. Somali National regional state-Ethiopia,2014 12. Sembuche S, (2010) Uptake of vaccination services and associated factors among under five, Banada District Shinyange region Tanzania – desertation submitted to Muhimbili Universit. 13. Mutua KM, Kimani M, Remare RE. (2011). Childhood Vaccination in Informal Urban Settlements in Nairobi, Kenya. 14. Onsuma EO, Abuya BA, okech JN, Moore D, Collins J (2015). Immunisation status among children in kenya. Maternal child health journal. 15. Onyango D, kikuvi G, Amukoya E, Omolo J. (2015) Risk factors of severe pneumonia among children aged 2-59 months in western Kenya. A case control study. 16. Gupta P, Prakash D, Srivastava JP.(2015) Determinants of immunisation coverage in Locknow District. 17. Roberts MJ, Hsiao WBP,Reich R. (2010). Trends revealing local barriers, myths and misconceptions in Pakistan. 18. Samra S, Anwar S, Khan MA, Jeelani G. (2015). “Impact of Mother’s Employment on Child vaccination, A Case Study of Bangladesh.,” vol. Journal of Finance and Economics. Vol. 3, no. No.4, pp. 64-66..
DOI: 10.26562/IJIRIS.2019.FBIS10081

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UTILIZATION OF IMMUNIZATION SERVICES AMONG CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS OF AGE IN KIRINYAGA COUNTY, KENYA, , and . IJIRIS:: International Journal of Innovative Research in Information Security, Volume VI (Issue III): 43-48 (March 2019)1. World Health Organization (2014). Levels and Trends in Child Mortality, WHO and UNICEF. 2. Etana B, W. Deresa W. (2012). Factors Associated With Complete Immunization Coverage of children aged 12-24 months in Ambo Woeda, Central Ethiopia: BioMed Central ltd. 3. National policy guidelines on immunisation,KEPI 2013 4. World Health Organization (WHO 2013), “WHO Recommendations for routine Immunization,” 5. CDC (2013)National immunisation survey-children (19-35 months), morbidity and mortality weekly report. 6. Center for Disease Control, CDC (2015). Under five Mortality Rates 7. Koskei A, Tabu S, Malalu PK (2014). Immunisation services of children under five years old in Kalichemba divsion, Pokot county, Kenya. A science journal of public health vol 2 No 6 pp 617-623 8. County Health Information System (CHIS), (2014). Health Sector Strategic and Investment Plan, Kirinyaga County. 9. Canavan ME,Sipsma HL,Kassie GM,Bradley EH (2014). Correlates of complete childhood vaccination in East African countries. 10. Karanja S, Kombich J (2013). Immunization coverage and its determinants among 12 - 23 months in a Peri-Urban area of Kenya. 11. Abdi NM, Feleke A,Worku w, Kifle M, Sharma HR. Immunisation coverage of 12- 24 months old children and associated factors in the uran and rural areas of Jigiga District. Somali National regional state-Ethiopia,2014 12. Sembuche S, (2010) Uptake of vaccination services and associated factors among under five, Banada District Shinyange region Tanzania – desertation submitted to Muhimbili Universit. 13. Mutua KM, Kimani M, Remare RE. (2011). Childhood Vaccination in Informal Urban Settlements in Nairobi, Kenya. 14. Onsuma EO, Abuya BA, okech JN, Moore D, Collins J (2015). Immunisation status among children in kenya. Maternal child health journal. 15. Onyango D, kikuvi G, Amukoya E, Omolo J. (2015) Risk factors of severe pneumonia among children aged 2-59 months in western Kenya. A case control study. 16. Gupta P, Prakash D, Srivastava JP.(2015) Determinants of immunisation coverage in Locknow District. 17. Roberts MJ, Hsiao WBP,Reich R. (2010). Trends revealing local barriers, myths and misconceptions in Pakistan. 18. Samra S, Anwar S, Khan MA, Jeelani G. (2015). “Impact of Mother’s Employment on Child vaccination, A Case Study of Bangladesh.,” vol. Journal of Finance and Economics. Vol. 3, no. No.4, pp. 64-66..The Role of Social Media in Participatory Democracy: A Case Study of Facebook Groups.. GROUP, page 467-472. ACM, (2016)