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Estimation of Ethiopia’s immunization coverage – 20 years of discrepancies
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Can We Use Routine Data for Strategic Decision Making? A Time Trend Comparison Between Survey and Routine Data in Mali
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Are census data accurate for estimating coverage of a lymphatic filariasis MDA campaign? Results of a survey in Sierra Leone
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Comparison of administrative and survey data for estimating vitamin A supplementation and deworming coverage of children under five years of age in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Trends in differences between births and surviving infants reported for immunization program planning and external data sources in Eastern and Southern Africa 2000–2013
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Results from a survey of national immunization programmes on home-based vaccination record practices in 2013
International Health,
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