Review of: "Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice (KAP) Study for Reducing Invalid Vaccine Doses in Routine Immunization: A Cross-Sectional Study in Urban Slums of Bangladesh"
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Reviewer reportThis paper aims to assess the parental attitude, knowledge, and practice regarding valid vaccination schedules and identify the reason for providing invalid vaccine doses.The authors need to justify why this study adopted a mixed method.By the look of the title, this study should only be a quantitative study.Unless the topic can be modified to accommodate a qualitative approach aspect.The introduction of the study is relevant. Methodology"Assessing the knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of parents regarding child immunization and service providers' perspectives."This can be used to modify the title of the study. Sample Size EstimationA household survey has been conducted in the selected slums.A minimum of 440 interviews were selected by using the following sample size estimation formula.-okay, but it appears that the respondents were more than this size, report the final sample size for this study.
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