The Use of Adaptive Sampling to Reach Disadvantaged Populations for Immunization Programs and Assessments: A Systematic Review
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Materials and Methods
2.1. Search Strategy
2.2. Study Selection
2.3. Data Extraction
2.4. Data Analysis
3. Results
3.1. Sampling Methods
3.2. Types of Data Collected
4. Discussion
5. Conclusions
Author Contributions
Funding
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
Appendix A
Literature search terms: |
Five journal databases (PubMed, EMBASE, Medline, PsycInfo, CINAHL) were searched based on the following search terms: |
Sampling stud* OR (Adaptive ADJ2 sampling) OR (modif* ADJ2 sampling) OR (Snowball ADJ2 sampling) OR (Respondent driven ADJ2 sampling) OR (Indigenous field worker ADJ2 sampling) OR (Targeted ADJ2 sampling) OR (Time location ADJ2 sampling) OR (Capture recapture ADJ2 sampling) OR Rapid assessment response OR (Spatial ADJ2 sampling) OR (Geospatial ADJ2 sampling) OR Satellite imagery OR (compact segment ADJ2 sampling) OR grid sampling OR sampling grid OR (second stage ADJ2 sampling) OR (two cluster ADJ2 sampling) |
AND |
Vaccin* OR immuni* OR virus* OR disease* |
AND |
subpopulation* OR sub-population* OR vulnerable* OR homeless* OR marginalized OR under-represented OR hard-to-reach OR hidden population* OR at-risk OR high risk OR displaced OR migrant* OR migrating OR nomad* OR transient* OR settlement* OR refugee* OR inaccessible OR infant* OR children OR preschool* OR pre-school* OR target population* OR rural population* OR rural area* |
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Study | Year | Country | Sampling Type | Target Population | Age Eligibility | Vaccines A | Study Objectives |
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Milligan, P. et al. [45] | 2000 | GMB | Compact segment | Mothers and caregivers of children | Mothers and caregivers of children aged 12–23 months | Routine immunizations; yellow fever | Measure coverage; Compare sampling methods |
Baars, J. E. et al. [29] | 2004 | NLD | Ethnographic mapping; Venue-based | Men who have sex with men | Not specified | Hepatitis B | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Baars, J. E. et al. [26] | 2004 | NLD | Ethnographic mapping; Venue-based | Sex workers | Not specified | Hepatitis B | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Grais, R. F. et al. [42] | 2006 | NER | Geospatial | General population | Not specified | Meningitis | Measure coverage; Compare sampling methods |
Massing, L. A. et al. [38] | 2014 | DRC | Geospatial | General population | ≥1 year | Oral cholera | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Ferreras, E. et al. [43] | 2016 | ZMB | Geospatial | General population | >1 year | Oral cholera | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Parker, L. A. et al. [33] | 2015 | SSD | Geospatial | General population; internally displaced persons; slum residents; healthcare providers; prisoners/inmates | >1 year | Oral cholera | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Barau, I. et al. [36] | 2012 | NGA | Geospatial | Mothers and caregivers of children | Not specified | Oral polio | Enhance microplanning; Deliver vaccines; Compare sampling methods |
Gong, W. et al. [46] | 2016 | PAK | Geospatial; Compact segment | Mothers and caregivers of children | Mothers and caregivers of children aged 12–23 months | Routine immunizations | Measure coverage; Compare sampling methods |
Shand, L. et al. [34] | 2008 | AUS | Peer-driven | General population | 18–26 years | Human papillomavirus | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Peel, R. et al. [41] | 2016 | AUS | Peer-driven | General population | 55–60 years | Pneumococcal polysaccharide | Compare sampling methods |
Pearce, C. et al. [30] | 2003 | AUS | Peer-driven | Healthcare providers | Not specified | Hepatitis B; All immunizations generally | Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Russell, G. et al. [28] | 2001 | CAN | Peer-driven | Healthcare providers | Not specified | Influenza | Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Koehlmoos, T. P. et al. [37] | Unknown | BGD | Peer-driven | Healthcare providers; government staff; health systems staff that do not directly provide care | Not specified | All immunizations generally; Routine immunizations | Health systems improvement |
Jama, A. et al. [32] | 2013 | SWE | Peer-driven | Mothers and caregivers of children; immigrants/ethnic minority | Mothers and caregivers of children aged 18 months to 5 years | Routine immunizations | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Ben Natan, M. et al. [25] | 2016 | ISR | Peer-driven | Mothers and caregivers of children | Not specified | Pertussis | Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
McDonald, P. et al. [40] | 2017 | USA | Peer-driven | Mothers and caregivers of children | Mothers and caregivers of children in kindergarten (~5 years) through 12th grade (~17–18 years) | All immunizations generally | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Puga, M. A. M. et al. [39] | 2009 | BRA | Peer-driven and fully compliant with RDS | Sex workers | Not specified | Hepatitis B | Measure coverage; Deliver vaccines; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Yang, Y. et al. [35] | 2008 | CHN | Peer-driven and partially compliant with RDS | Migrants | Not specified | Hepatitis B | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Magalhaes, R.L.B et al. [31] | 2014 | BRA | Peer-driven and partially compliant with RDS | Sex workers | ≥18 years | Hepatitis B | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers; Deliver services |
Roberton, T. et al. [47] | 2014 | JOR; LBN | Peer-driven; Geospatial | Mothers and caregivers of children; Refugees | Mothers and caregivers of children aged 12–23 months | All immunizations generally; Routine immunizations | Measure coverage; Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Gullion, J. S. et al. [44] | Unknown | USA | Peer-driven; Venue-based | Mothers and caregivers of children | Not specified | All immunizations generally | Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
Coreil, J. et al. [27] | 1987 | HTI | Venue-based | Mothers and caregivers of children | Mothers and caregivers of children aged 12–23 months | All immunizations generally | Measure attitudes, behaviors and vaccine uptake barriers |
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Koyuncu, A.; Ishizumi, A.; Daniels, D.; Jalloh, M.F.; Wallace, A.S.; Prybylski, D. The Use of Adaptive Sampling to Reach Disadvantaged Populations for Immunization Programs and Assessments: A Systematic Review. Vaccines 2023, 11, 424. https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines11020424
Koyuncu A, Ishizumi A, Daniels D, Jalloh MF, Wallace AS, Prybylski D. The Use of Adaptive Sampling to Reach Disadvantaged Populations for Immunization Programs and Assessments: A Systematic Review. Vaccines. 2023; 11(2):424. https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines11020424
Chicago/Turabian StyleKoyuncu, Aybüke, Atsuyoshi Ishizumi, Danni Daniels, Mohamed F. Jalloh, Aaron S. Wallace, and Dimitri Prybylski. 2023. "The Use of Adaptive Sampling to Reach Disadvantaged Populations for Immunization Programs and Assessments: A Systematic Review" Vaccines 11, no. 2: 424. https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines11020424