The findings of our study show an encouraging trend of reduced dropouts with 21% partially immunized children as compared to 25% and 42% in CES 2009 and DLHS 4 (2012–2013), respectively.[ 3 , 10 ] Dropouts have also declined as compared to what others have reported in studies from specific districts.[ 11 ] Furthermore, among those children with immunization card, the rates of partial (17.5%) and no immunization (0.7%) coverage were further low.
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District Level Analysis of Routine Immunization in Haryana State: Implications for Mission Indradhanush under Universal Immunization Programme.
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