Are the Mothers of Hospitalized Socially Disadvantaged Children worse Care Givers than those of Non-disadvantaged Children?

The level of general hygiene, duration of breastfeeding and number of doses of scheduled immunizations received by 207 socially disadvantaged and 237 non-disadvantaged controls, mostly under five-year old children, admitted to the Wesley Guild Hospital, Ilesa, over a six-month period, were studied t...

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Veröffentlicht in:Nigerian journal of paediatrics 2024-07, Vol.29 (4), p.113-118
Hauptverfasser: Oyedeji GA, Ajibola AJ, Oyedeji AO
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:The level of general hygiene, duration of breastfeeding and number of doses of scheduled immunizations received by 207 socially disadvantaged and 237 non-disadvantaged controls, mostly under five-year old children, admitted to the Wesley Guild Hospital, Ilesa, over a six-month period, were studied through physical inspection and administration of questionnaire. Compared with controls, higher percentages of disadvantaged children received none or incomplete doses of scheduled vaccinations (p
ISSN:0302-4660
2814-2985