Sentence examples for Incomplete schedule from inspiring English sources

Our evaluation showed that information was missing from 20% of referrals and incomplete schedule information was conveyed to the satellite on a small number of occasions.

Children with incomplete schedules are typically sent to health centers for vaccination; no child is denied the right to an education due an incomplete schedule.

Of the 3344 caregivers studied who had at least one undervaccinated child, 2177 (65.1%) attributed their child's incomplete schedule to parental negligence, lack of time, or not paying attention to the dates on the vaccination card all problems related to the demand for rather than the supply of vaccines.

If more parents demand that health workers review the vaccination card, fewer children will leave health centers with incomplete schedules.

The 3344 participants with at least one undervaccinated child offered various explanations for their children's incomplete schedules.

Children with incomplete schedules were defined as those lacking at least one vaccine recommended in the national schedule for their age.

Percentages based on regional totals of children with incomplete schedules: Bogotá (69), Antiguos Territorios Nacionales (142), Antioquia (514), Atlántica (524), Boyacá-Cundinamarca (441), Eje Cafetero (259), Meta-Arauca-Casanare (277), Pacífica (419), Santanderes (354), and Tolima-Huila-Caquetá (345).

Our objective was to assess rotavirus vaccine effectiveness (VE), in complete and incomplete schedules, to prevent severe rotavirus gastroenteritis among children aged <3 years in the Valencia Region using electronic health care databases.

Such concerns were part of the reason that border municipalities were prioritized during VWA 2011 in Venezuela, as the initiative represents one strategy to identify those children with incomplete schedules and improve coverage.

While the number of parents attributing their children's incomplete schedules to vaccine cost was likely elevated because the study was conducted at a time in which PCV was not yet included in the national schedule, reminders emphasizing vaccination as a free public good may increase the population's motivation to vaccinate.

Consistent with these findings, more group three members attributed their children's incomplete schedules to vaccine stockouts (20.4% vs. 18.6%) and more reported that they had been denied service because the vaccinator would not open a vaccine vial without multiple children present (13.1% vs. 6.9%) Group three members disproportionately resided in Tolima-Huila-Caquetá (16.6% vs. 6.8%).