Assessing providers' vaccination behaviors during routine immunization in India.

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Assessing providers' vaccination behaviors during routine immunization in India.

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James M Hughes

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Manisha Arora

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Megan A Cohen

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Naveen Thacker

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Panna Choudhury

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Paul S Weiss

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Attitudes of pediatricians and primary health center physicians in India concerning routine immunization, barriers to vaccination, and missed opportunities to vaccinate.

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Client satisfaction with immunization services in urban slums of Lucknow district.

Missed opportunities for vaccination and the delivery of preventive care.

Parent attitudes toward immunizations and healthcare providers the role of information.

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244-249

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10.1093/TROPEJ/FMV023

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Walter A. Orenstein

Saad Omer

Lisa M Gargano

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2015-03-31T00:00:00Z

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