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Promoting measles vaccination in attendees not yet immunized at day‐care centers in Kyoto City

Background: Due to the low measles vaccination rate, localized measles epidemics occasionally occur in Japan with the majority of sufferers being children under 2 years of age. Despite an increased risk of infection at day‐care centers, the measles vaccination coverage for day‐care attendees is lower than children who are reared‐at‐home or attend kindergartens. This study aims to describe the current state of measles prevention policy at day‐care centers and to examine factors associated with vaccine promotion.