Analysis of Factors Related to the Immunization Achievement in Infants at Villages

Immunization is considered one of the most effective interventions in health for reducing morbidity and mortality
in infants and children globally. Health Center Back's achievement immunization base is still below target. Results
of previous research related factors with the completeness of immunization are factors of age, education, mother's
employment status, officer's attitude, immunization location, and knowledge. Several other factors are suspected
to relate to the achievement of immunization-based children. The research aims to find related factors to the
achievement of immunization base complete in infants in Punggur Kecil Village in the work area of Health Center
Back.
The methods are quantitative and have a cross-sectional design with as many respondents as 70 respondents.
Retrieval sample in study This uses the technique of systematic random sampling. Data collection with method
interview. Univariate data analysis is displayed in the distribution table from frequency, and bivariate analysis by
using the Chi-Square test.
Research results show that There is a significant connection between the age mother (p= 0.526), employment
status mother (p = 0.220; OR = 0.839), and level of education mother (p= 0.132) against achievement
immunization with mark p value > 0.005, whereas attitude mother (p= 0.000; OR=21) and support family (p=
0.000; OR=0.286) has a significant relationship with achievement immunization base complete.
Factors related to the achievement of complete basic immunization in infants in Punggur Kecil Village, Punggur
Health Center working area are family attitudes and support. Mother's age, mother's education level, and mother's
employment status are not factors related to the achievement of complete basic immunization in infants in
Punggur Kecil Village, Punggur Health Center working area.