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Evaluation of a Follow-up System in a County Health Department's Immunization Clinic

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Journal Am J Prev Med
Specialty Public Health
Date 1991 Jan 1
PMID 1907834
Citations 10
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Abstract

We designed a pilot follow-up system using two mailed reminders and evaluated it for use in the immunization clinic of a relatively large county health department in Washington State. Compliance with the recommended interval for DTP immunizations increased by 33.9% in the group of children receiving two postcard reminders compared to the control group. Over half of the respondents (52%) in the control group and 28% in the intervention group reported that transportation barriers and clinic problems prevented their return.

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