https://www.selleckchem.com/products/zen-3694.html 09, 1.26), facilities without a pediatric oncology/hematology specialist (HR = 2.17; 95%CI 1.62, 2.90), and hospitals with low patient volume (HR = 1.22; 95%CI 1.13, 1.32). In a decade Mexico's Seguro Popular doubled access to ALL treatment for covered children and by 2015 financed the vast majority of estimated ALL cases for that population. While some progress in ALL survival may have been achieved, nationwide 5-year overall survival did not improve over time and did not achieve levels found in comparable countries. Our results provide lessons for Mexico's evolving health system and for countries moving toward universal health coverage.Introduction A vaccination schedule is complex and dynamic that requires repetitive and timely clinic visits by children and their caretakers. This study investigates whether providing caregivers with one-time tailored information on the vaccination schedule improves the vaccine uptake among children.Methods The study participants were 534 women each with a child age 8 months or less; they were from 11 settlements in Jada, a local government area in Adamawa state, Nigeria. The study was conducted on September 2019 to June 2020. Women were randomly selected to be assigned to a treatment group to be provided with one-time tailored information on their children's current vaccination status and the next schedule for vaccination, while women in the control group were provided with generic information on the vaccination schedule. We employed the ordinary least squares (OLS) and logistic regression depending on the type of dependent variables to analyze the treatment effect.Results After the women received tailored information on the vaccination schedule, the number of clinic visits for vaccination increased. However, the tailored information did not improve the vaccine uptake among children at a particular age nor the full vaccination rate.Conclusion One-time tailored information has an i