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Guillaume Demare¹, Elgiraud Ramarosaiky², Zavaniarivo Rampanjato²

¹Center for Global Health, Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, 10117 Berlin, Germany.

|August 28, 2025

まとめ

この研究は,マダガスカルでのZOAMEVAプログラムを評価し,予防接種の公平性を改善するためにゼロ用量 (ZD) の子供たちを対象としています. このプログラムは,コミュニティベースの戦略と, 公平性に敏感な評価デザインを使用して, 恵まれない人口に達します.

科学分野:

世界保健
公衆衛生
ワクチン接種プログラム

背景:

継続的な不平等は予防接種の普及を妨害し多くの子供たちが予防接種を受けないままにしています
マダガスカルでは,特にサービス不足の地域では,定期的なワクチン接種率が低い.
SOAMEVAプログラムは,南部の16の地区のゼロ・ドーゼ (ZD) 子供を対象としています.

研究の目的:

SOAMEVA プログラムの評価設計を概説する.
ZDの子供達に到達するコミュニティベースのイニシアチブの実施と影響を評価する.
脆弱な環境における公平な免疫プログラム評価の原則を特定する.

主な方法:

統合された定量的なプログラムモニタリングと質的なコミュニティの洞察
マイクロレベルの格差を捉えるために,フォコカンタリー (最小の行政単位) レベルでの集中評価.
コミュニティの医療従事者や介護者との構造化されたフィードバックループを組み込みました

主要な成果:

評価のデザインは,ZDの流行とプログラムの範囲の小規模な変化を捉えています.
コミュニティからのフィードバックを通じて,予防接種へのアクセスとプログラムの採用における地元の障壁を特定しました.
実施戦略のリアルタイム調整を様々な状況で追跡した.

結論:

公平に配慮した評価の枠組みは予防接種プログラムを理解し改善するために不可欠です
コミュニティベースのアプローチと地元の洞察はプログラムの反応性,持続可能性,公平性を高めます.
脆弱な環境における予防接種プログラムの公平な評価のために 8つの設計原則が提案されています.

キーワード:

イクティブ評価する予防接種ゼロドーズの子供

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