Streatfield K, Singarimbun M, Diamond I
Demography Department, Australian National University, Canberra.
Demography. 1990 Aug;27(3):447-55.
This article explores the hypothesis that formal education of women results in increased child survival because of greater knowledge of the protective function of the major childhood immunizations. Education is also associated with greater awareness of proper immunization schedules. Irrespective of mother's formal education level, specific immunization knowledge is associated with an increased likelihood of using immunization. The Indonesian analysis is important as a model for preventive health campaigns among other populations with low education levels among women.
对女性进行正规教育会提高儿童存活率，原因是她们对主要儿童免疫接种的保护作用有更多了解。教育还与对正确免疫接种时间表有更高的认识相关。无论母亲的正规教育水平如何，特定的免疫接种知识都与增加使用免疫接种的可能性相关。印度尼西亚的分析作为针对其他女性教育水平较低人群开展预防性健康运动的一个模式具有重要意义。
