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Review of: "Determinant of Vaccination Status among Under-Five Year-Old-Children: In Case of Mattu Town, Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia"

Rapport d'évaluation 2023 Anglais

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Research studies on vaccines with the aim of finding potential ways of increasing coverage or improving timeliness are important given the vaccines effectiveness in preventing infectious diseases.Also, the new challenge of vaccine hesitancy, which is quickly spreading to the Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs) and the goal of leaving nobody behind is making vaccine topics relevant.However, a lot of work has been done around the childhood vaccine coverage and timeliness, therefore, any new research study must be compelling and clearly states its contribution.In which case, I find the current study lacking and therefore, I suggest that the authors reconsider how to present their study findings against a well described problem.Also, the authors should consider editing services from experts, minimize repetitions and avoid unnecessary details that the peers are expected to know.

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Ochieng, B. (2023). Review of: "Determinant of Vaccination Status among Under-Five Year-Old-Children: In Case of Mattu Town, Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia". https://doi.org/10.32388/lpoo9d

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