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Table 4 shows the cost from the SHI perspective for both scenarios, no vaccination and full vaccination of the birth cohort.

The changes observed in the labour market status of mothers between 2008 and 2014 appear to have shifted the effects on the probability of full vaccination of children.

Full vaccination of a birth cohort against rotavirus disease would be expected to prevent 82% of RVGE cases, reducing RVGE frequency from 28 to 5 events per 100 children in the birth cohort up to age 5 years.

The model predicted that full vaccination of the birth cohort of 2008 (n = 682,514) with RIX4414 would have the potential to prevent 134,396 medically treated community-acquired RVGE cases and 22,438 home-treated cases during the first five years of life.

Among the factors studied, only the mother's vaccination status during pregnancy was associated with full vaccination of the child [OR = 2.18, CI 95% (1.44-3.28)].

The study in Kenya also showed that one of the significant factors positively influencing the full vaccination of children was a better CHW performance at the community level, but the variability of their performance was also reported [ 8].

We support initiatives that help families obtain better information and greater understanding of ways in which they can improve their own health - such as guidance on exclusive breastfeeding, good nutrition for mothers and children, the health benefits of hand washing and the importance of full vaccinations for children.

In the United States during the 2011 12 influenza season 44.3% of children 6 23 months of age received full vaccination, and 38.3% of persons >18 years of age were vaccinated (38 ).

Combination vaccines reduce the number of injections required for full vaccination and improve the timeliness of vaccination, thereby contributing to maintaining high levels of vaccine coverage [ 8, 9].

This corresponds to that used in our previous models [14], in which the coverage of full vaccination is that reported in Tanzania for three doses of diphtheria tetanus pertussis hepatitis B (DTP-HBV) vaccine in the year 2003, which was 95%, for the first dose and 89% for the third.

Vaccine coverage was high with ≥94%% of infants born between April 2006 and 2008 receiving full vaccination by the age of 2 years [ 41].