2009
DOI: 10.1016/s1576-9887(09)73304-7
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Conocimiento y actitud hacia la inmunización en profesionales sanitarios de atención primaria

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“…11 Some studies suggest that health professionals are unaware of, for example, vaccine storage, coadministration of vaccines and other products, as well as sometimes the current vaccine schedule. 12 We found other studies in which paediatricians and paediatric nurses have doubts about at least one vaccine, as well as doubts about the efficacy or adverse effects of vaccines. 13 14 The same doubts were found in a recent study conducted in Italy, where the lack of confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine was one of the main reasons given by participating healthcare workers, where 33% were classified as hesitant to vaccinate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…11 Some studies suggest that health professionals are unaware of, for example, vaccine storage, coadministration of vaccines and other products, as well as sometimes the current vaccine schedule. 12 We found other studies in which paediatricians and paediatric nurses have doubts about at least one vaccine, as well as doubts about the efficacy or adverse effects of vaccines. 13 14 The same doubts were found in a recent study conducted in Italy, where the lack of confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine was one of the main reasons given by participating healthcare workers, where 33% were classified as hesitant to vaccinate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Le preocupan las oportunidades que se pierden al no vacunar; en un esquema interrumpido continuaban con la dosis donde se interrumpió; afirman que un niño desnutrido puede ser vacunado; otorgan importancia de llevar al niño a vacunar cada vez que tenga cita; informar sobre reacciones después de vacunas y orientar sobre lavarse las manos. Resultados que coinciden con el Pablo Mancebo García, Zacarías Garib Arbaje, Ana D. Contreras, Ruth Agüero y Elizabeth Contreras estudio realizado por la Oficina Panamericana de la Salud (OPS) y Tuells J. et al, donde la mayor parte de los entrevistados tenían actitudes favorables sobre la vacunación 13,14 .…”
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“…Los profesionales de atención primaria, y especialmente las enfermeras y los pediatras, son el medio que vincula al usuario con el proceso vacunal, por lo que un bajo nivel de información puede empobrecerlo. Creemos que existe una falsa sensación de seguridad, un cierto grado de ambivalencia en el conocimiento del profesional que puede ser fuente de preocupación o desconfianza en una población cada vez más, no siempre mejor, informada 10 .…”
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