2022-07-05-世界卫生组织-Immunization_Indonesia_2022_country_profile_23页_398kb

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The report provides WHO and UNICEF's 2021 revision of immunization coverage estimates for Indonesia, based on a combination of administrative data, surveys, and expert review. Estimates are tailored to each country and vaccine, with confidence levels indicating data quality and potential biases.
Key findings include declining coverage in 2020-2021 for multiple vaccines due to COVID-19 disruptions, such as DTP1 dropping to 83% in 2021 and Pol3 to 76%, but stability for some vaccines like BCG (81-93%). Trends are influenced by incomplete reporting and vaccine stock-outs.
Overall, mean coverage varies (e.g., BCG 82%, DTP3 75%), reflecting ongoing challenges from data inconsistencies and the need for consistent reporting updates. Recommendations include improving data reliability and aligning reporting methods.
The next revision is due in July 2023, incorporating latest data received by then.
Estimates should be used cautiously due to no classical uncertainty measures, and methods prioritize empirical support over predictive confidence intervals.

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