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  A Critical Review on Examination of the Immunization Status of Children in General Hospital Suburb Areas

  Abdulsalam Auwal Jamilu, Vihityo Mwuese Kate, Rafat Abdulsalam

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  Vol.11 , Issue.4 , pp.75-85, Aug-2023

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  This research critically examines the immunization status of children in General Hospital Suburb areas in Nigeria, and explores the existing gaps and potential strategies for improvement. Immunization is a crucial component of public health, playing a vital role in preventing the transmission of infectious diseases and safeguarding the well-being of children. However, rural areas face unique challenges in ensuring adequate immunization coverage, including limited access to healthcare services, low awareness, and cultural beliefs. The study focuses on General Hospital Suburb areas as a specific context to investigate the immunization status of children in a rural setting. Understanding the current immunization status and the factors influencing it in this particular area is essential for designing targeted interventions and policies to address the gaps in immunization coverage. This study holds significant implications for public health policy and practice. By critically examining the immunization status of children in General Hospital Suburb areas, the research provides valuable insights into the factors that influence immunization coverage and highlights the challenges encountered in achieving the desired immunization targets. The findings of this study can inform the development of evidence-based strategies to improve immunization programs in similar rural areas, ultimately enhancing the overall health and well-being of children. The research objectives of this study are to assess the current immunization coverage among children in General Hospital Suburb areas, identify the factors influencing immunization status, compare the immunization coverage rates with national and global targets, and provide recommendations for enhancing immunization programs and policies in similar rural areas. By addressing these research questions, this study aims to contribute to the existing knowledge base on immunization coverage in rural areas and provide insights for effective interventions and policies that can improve the immunization status of children in General Hospital Suburb areas. The findings of this research have the potential to shape future strategies to overcome barriers to immunization in rural areas, ultimately leading to better health outcomes for children.

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  Data, Healthcare, Qualitative Analysis, Qualitative Data, Public Health, Immunization, Children health

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  Abdulsalam Auwal Jamilu, Vihityo Mwuese Kate, Rafat Abdulsalam, "A Critical Review on Examination of the Immunization Status of Children in General Hospital Suburb Areas," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol.11, Issue.4, pp.75-85, 2023

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  Public and Private Cloud Security through Vulnerabilities Assessment of Virtual Machine

  Prabhat Bisht

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  Vol.11 , Issue.4 , pp.86-90, Aug-2023

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  Virtualization in cloud computing is one of the biggest milestones leading us to next generation web technology. Use of virtualization technology through virtual machines in cloud computing is rapidly growing and offering best opportunities for availability, reliability, elastically, throughput, scalability, efficiency, and flexibility. Research shows that over 70 percent of organizations are planning to adopt cloud oriented services through virtualization by the end of 2017. Most of the companies delayed adopting cloud virtualization services because of the security concerns or many adopted this technology before adopting advanced security measures. Virtualization is achieved through Virtual Machine (VM) in cloud, so security of virtual machines is a matter of great concern for cloud service provider or cloud service user. Vulnerable Virtual Machine (VM) is a biggest reason for threats, due to which organization valuable information can be compromised. This research paper focus on security of Virtual Machines through vulnerabilities assessment of Virtual Machines in Cloud.

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  Virtual Machine Environment (VME), Virtual Machine (VM), Transport Layer Security (TLS),Secure Shell (SSH), Data Encryption Standard (DES), File Transport Protocol (FTP),Secure Socket Layer (SSL), Remote Procedure Call (RPC).

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  Prabhat Bisht, "Public and Private Cloud Security through Vulnerabilities Assessment of Virtual Machine," International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol.11, Issue.4, pp.86-90, 2023