The Cost of Routine Immunization Services in A Poor Urban Setting in Kampala, Uganda: Findings of a Facility-Based Costing Study

  • Chebrot I
  • Kisakye A
  • Kwesiga B
  • et al.
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Abstract

Background: Reducing infant and under-five mortality by use of cost-effective strategies like immunization continues to be a challenge, particularly in resource limited settings. Strategic planning for immunization requires credible costing information to estimate available funding, allocate funds within the program and avoid funding shortfalls. This study assessed the total and unit costs of providing routine immunization in health facilities in Kampala.

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Chebrot, I., Kisakye, A., Kwesiga, B., Okello, D., Kiiza, D., Kabwongera, E., & Basaza, R. (2018). The Cost of Routine Immunization Services in A Poor Urban Setting in Kampala, Uganda: Findings of a Facility-Based Costing Study. Journal of Immunological Sciences, 2(SI1), 94–102. https://doi.org/10.29245/2578-3009/2018/si.1114

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