A new study used routine, survey and census data from health, geographic and socioeconomic sources to explore associations with vaccine coverage in Ethiopia. The analysis, published in Vaccine, identified access time to health centers, electrification levels, and woreda sizes as major factors associated with district-level immunization, and highlights the significant potential of geospatial models for public health policy and planning in low- and middle-income countries.
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