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Can getting dads more involved at home boost Kids' vaccination rates?

NCT ID NCT06258200

Ongoing Prevention Sponsor: Jhpiego Source: ClinicalTrials.gov ↗

Summary

This study tests whether community programs that encourage fathers to be more involved in childcare and household tasks can improve child vaccination rates and promote gender equality. Researchers in Togo and Pakistan are working with parents of young children, offering home visits and discussion groups to shift attitudes and behaviors. They will compare communities that receive this support to similar ones that do not, to see if the approach leads to more children getting their vaccines on time and more equal sharing of family responsibilities.

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Contacts and locations

Locations

  • Community Setting

    Uc-10 Pehalwan Goth - Gulshan Town, Karachi East, Pakistan

  • Community Setting

    Uc-11 Garden East - Jamshed Town, Karachi East, Pakistan

  • Community Setting

    UC 10/B, Quetta, Pakistan

  • Community Setting

    UC 13/A, Quetta, Pakistan

  • Community Setting

    Adakpamé, Golfe, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Adamavo, Golfe, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Kanyikope, Golfe, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Ségbé, Golfe, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Gbodjome / Kpogan Agbetiko, Lacs, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Gbodjome /agbataloglo, Lacs, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Moretan /assati, Mono-Est, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Kpekpleme/ Kativou, Moyen-mono, Togo

  • Community Setting

    TADO /tado DOME, Moyen-mono, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Dagbati, Vo, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Dzrekpo /klologo, Vo, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Ahépé, Yoto, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Kouvé, Yoto, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Abobo / LEBE, Zio, Togo

  • Community Setting

    Mission TOVE / Apessito, Zio, Togo

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GENDER EQUALITY AND ITS IMPACT ON IMMUNIZATION UPTAKE