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Merit Research Journal of Medicine and Medical
Sciences (ISSN: 2354-323X) Vol. 8(10) pp.
628-643,
October, 2020
Copyright © 2020 Author(s) retain the copyright
of this article
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4148335 |
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Original Research Article
Satisfaction Regarding
Immunization Services in Ayub Teaching Hospital |
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Abdul Haseeb, Arsalan Zeb Khan,
Umair Touqeer, Muhammad Basit Khawaj, Waseem Khan, Muhammad
Shahid |
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Department of Community Medicine, Ayub Medical
College, Abbottabad
*Corresponding Author's Email: drabdul.haq15@gmail.com
Received: 10 October 2020 I Accepted:
24 October 2020
I Published: 28 October 2020 I Article ID:
MRJMMS-20-180
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copyright of this article.
This article is published under the terms of the
Creative Commons Attribution
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Abstract |
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Immunization is a
very important process of making a person immune or resistant to
an infectious disease. It is of utmost importance for the
children under 5 years of age to get immunized against the
infectious diseases which are vaccine preventable. The childhood
immunization introduced through EPI is the most efficient public
health innovation for the prevention of vaccine-preventable
common child illnesses provided that the program is
uninterrupted and parents are satisfied with the service and
adhere to the program. The satisfaction of the accompanying
persons depends on different factors which are substantial in
making the final decision. The sampling technique that we used
in this study was non-probability consecutive sampling. The
study was carried out at Immunization center at Ayub Teaching
Hospital, Abbottabad from December 2016 to August 2017. The
methods primarily employed in this research were based on
filling a questionnaire. They were filled by us according to the
answers the accompanying persons provided. Our study revealed
that most of the accompanying persons were satisfied with the
immunization services provided at ATH, Abbottabad. Their
education status was at least Primary and secondary and mostly
the persons who were graduated were not satisfied with the
services. The waiting time was the main concern because the
persons who thought waiting time was prolonged were mostly
unsatisfied. Greetings affected the behavior of the accompanying
persons regarding the services and their satisfaction level was
directly affected by the behavior of the health team.
Cleanliness of the immunization center didn’t affect the level
of satisfaction that much. With the new advancements in health
system and education status around the world, everything
inconstantly evolves. The conclusion of this study is that
satisfaction of the accompanying persons has different factors
which affect it directly and indirectly .awaiting time,
greetings, distance etc. Satisfying the accompanying persons
regarding the immunization services requires teamwork. The
government, health professionals and health team workers are all
responsible in this regard. The waiting time should be decreased
and the accompanying persons should be greeted properly.
Cleanliness should be maintained at the immunization center.
Keywords: Health Services, Immunization, Satisfaction
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