Analysis of The Effectiveness of the Implementation of the Pilot Project Of Vaccination Against Pneumococcal Infection in Risk Groups In The Municipalities Leading on Indicators of Mortality From Community-Acquired Pneumonia

Abstract

There were established municipalities with the highest mortality rates from community-acquired pneumonia (CAP). When etiological deciphering of CAP confirmed the role of S. pneumoniae (Klein) Chester in the development and outcome of this disease. Among the risk contingents were vaccinated against pneumococcal disease, which had an impact on morbidity and mortality from CAP. It is proved that the vaccination of contingent risk against pneumococcal disease reduces the morbidity and mortality from CAP.

Risk assessment for incidence with community-acquired pneumonia in organized communities among thier members adapting to training and acclimatization

“…To prevent CAP, there is immunization against pneumococcal infections both among children within the national prevention vaccination schedule (Prevenar-13 13-valent conjugated vaccine) and adults from risk groups (23-valent polysaccharide pneumococcal vaccine) that is quire efficient [13,14]. A set of preventive and anti-epidemic activities allowed to decrease incidence with CAP among draft military personnel from 69.6‰ in 2010 to 27.2‰ in 2017, that is, by 2.6 times.…”

Risk Assessment for Incidence With Community-Acquired Pneumonia in Organized Communities Among Thier Members Adapting to Training and Acclimatization

“…Для профилактики ВП проводится иммунизация против пневмококковой инфекции как детей в рамках национального календаря профилактических прививок (13-валентная конъюгированная вакцина «Превенар-13»), так и взрослого населения из групп риска (23-валентная полисахаридная пневмококковая вакцина), которые показывают свою эффективность [13,14]. Проведение комплекса профилактических и противоэпидемических мероприятий способствовало и снижению заболеваемости ВП среди военнослужащих, проходящих службу по призыву (ВПСП), с 69,6 ‰ в 2010 г. до 27,2 ‰ в 2017 г., то есть в 2,6 раза.…”