Decomposing the rural-urban gap in factors associated with childhood immunisation in sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from surveys in 23 countries.

This observation coincides with evidence from a recent study from Cameroon where through multinomial probit model, authors noticed that birth order has a negative and highly significant effect on full and timely childhood immunisation. 32 Maternal experience and information received by the women during antenatal care visits of their pervious births could partly account for this observation. 33 While first time mothers are less confident, and perceive themselves as requiring much s

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