Cross-sectional survey shows associations between transnational factors and vaccination coverage in border areas, suggesting improved public health policy is needed.
Cross-border vaccination behaviour appeared to have a limited effect on the overall vaccination coverage; however, it was found to be significantly associated with transnational factors. These findings highlight the importance of monitoring cross-border public health access to improve vaccination coverage data and inform public health policies in border regions.
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