S. no. | Authors (year) | Reasons for exclusion |
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1 | Li Chen (2016) | The intervention was EPI application and text reminder sent for both groups |
2 | Wakadha et al. (2013) | It was a feasibility study with no comparison group of standard care |
3 | Uddin et al. (2016) | It was quasi-experimental study where the outcome was measured pre and post intervention in both groups |
4 | Schlumberger et al. (2015) | The abstract was in English but full document was in French. Though the author was contacted but unable to get the English version of the full text |
5 | Abramson et al. (1995) | Interventions were reminder cards and phone calls |
6 | Morgan et al. (1998) | Interventions were telephone call and mailed reminders |
7 | Aragones et al. (2015) | Population includes children above 5 years of age |
8 | Bjornson et al. (1999) | Interventions were mailed reminders |
9 | Kempe et al. (2015) | It was a pragmatic trial with interventions mail and autodialed telephone calls |
10 | Stockwell et al. (2015) | Population extends above 5 years (6 months up to 8 years) with no disaggregation for under-five children |
11 | Zhou-Chen et al. (2008) | Outcome was improving attendance rates at a health promotion center |
12 | Macknin et al. (2000) | Population extends beyond under 5 years (0–18 years) and no separate data for children |
13 | Sther–Geen et al. (1993) | Interventions were voice calls |
14 | Hofstetter et al. (2015) | Population beyond under 5 years (6 months to 17 years) with educational and interactive messages |
15 | Lieu et al. (1998) | The study did not randomize patients to no intervention group |
16 | Dombkowski et al. (2014) | Intervention was mailed recall and reminder |
17 | O’Leary et al. (2015) | Population was adolescents without under-five children |
18 | Irigoyen et al. (2000) | Interventions were phone calls and post card reminders |