Effectiveness of a mailed reminder on the immunization levels of infants at high risk of failure to complete immunizations.
Authors:
- S A YoungSYS A Young
- T J HalpinTHT J Halpin
- D A JohnsonDJD A Johnson
- J J IrvinJIJ J Irvin
- J S MarksJMJ S Marks
- 1 April 1980
- journal article
- clinical trial
- Published by American Public Health Association in American Journal of Public Health
- Vol. 70 (4) , 422-424
Abstract
The Ohio Department of Health initiated a program of mailing an immunization reminder to the mothers of six-month-old children predicted to be at high risk of failure to receive vaccinations based on birth certificate information. The evaluation results indicated a 50% gain in immunizations amongst children whose parents received the letter when compared with those not receiving the letter.Keywords
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