New Horizons of National Immunization Calendar

Намазова-Баранова, Л. С.; Федосеенко, М. В.; Баранов, А. А.

doi:10.15690/vsp.v18i1.1988

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“…In addition, there is a new WHO strategy based on the concept of "vaccination throughout life" [19]. This aims to achieve successes as a result of effective prophylactic technologies regardless of age [20].…”

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Vaccination and Multiple Sclerosis – Current Situation

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Neurosci Behav Physi

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Active immunization of patients with autoimmune diseases is a current challenge. Vaccination of patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) has been shown not to be associated with increased risk of exacerbation. A personalized approach to immunization of this group of patients is required, taking account of ongoing therapy and the nature of the course of illness. MS is not an absolute contraindication for vaccination against the new coronavirus infection. Vaccination can be with any of the currently authorized immunoformulations.

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Vaccination and Multiple Sclerosis – Current Situation

Boyко

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“…Это, безусловно, препятствует поддержанию среди населения уровня иммунизации, достаточного для снижения риска развития эпидемий и ликвидации заболеваний при помощи вакцин [11]. В этой свя-зи актуальным остаются расширение и модернизация национального календаря профилактических прививок РФ (НКПП), приведение его в соответствие с требованиями современной эпидемиологической обстановки [12,13], а также разработка новых вакцин.…”

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Immunization and Immunization Coverage According to National Immunization Schedule for Children Population: Cross-Sectional Multi-Centre Study

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Background. Monitoring of documented vaccination is one of the indicators of the epidemiological supervision quality of preventive vaccination. It is crucial for epidemical situation prevention. Objective. The aim of the study is to estimate immunization and immunization coverage levels according to National Immunization Schedule (NIS) for children population in Russia. Methods. Immunization rates were estimated according to preventive vaccination cards (form №063/y) and children development cards (form №112/y) among children aged from 6 months to 15 years in 8 towns of Russia. Immunization was determined by the ratio of people who has fully performed all the vaccines from NIS (version of the year 2014), while immunization coverage – by the ratio people who has received at least one dose of corresponding vaccine. Results. The study has included data from 2,687 vaccinated children. The highest levels of immunization and immunization coverage were against tuberculosis (98.1% each), hepatitis B (85.9% and 96.5%), measles, mumps and rubella (84.4% and 93.9%). Immunization against diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus significantly differed from their immunization coverage (60.5% and 94.9%), as well as for poliomyelitis (65.0% and 94.9%). Relatively low immunization and immunization coverage levels were observed for pneumococcal infection (27.6% and 47.1%) and influenza (5.8% and 30.5%). The increase in the immunization level with age was observed for all vaccines, except pneumococcal vaccine. Conclusion. Immunization and immunization coverage against infections included in NIS vary significantly. The highest immunization and immunization coverage levels for all age groups were revealed for tuberculosis vaccine, and the lowest — for influenza vaccine.

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Enhancement of Preventive Vaccination Approaches for Children with Health Problems: Prospective Cohort Study Results

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Background. Modern preventive vaccination is intended to protect and enhance the health of every person considering age and health issues. Vaccination of children with chronic diseases in our country remains extremely topical and arguable problem that associated with many pending issues for doctors of various specialties, including those working as primary care specialists.Objective. The aim of the study is to develop major approaches and to prove scientifically the efficacy and safety of preventive vaccination for children with various chronic diseases.Methods. We have conducted comprehensive study of 100 children aged from 1 month to 17 years 11 months. Children were divided into 4 groups according to the specific disease. Vaccinal and infectious history was analyzed. The post-vaccination period was estimated due to the results of the questionnaire completed by parents. Vaccination immunogenicity was estimated based on the results of the level of specific antibodies to various controlled infections (measles, rubella, parotitis, hepatitis B, pertussis, haemophilus influenza type b).Results. Protective titers of antibodies against haemophilus influenza type b were revealed in 96.2% of all examined patients, tetanus and hepatitis B — in 95.2%, against pertussis — in 92.5%, rubella — in 91%, measles — in 87.5%, parotitis — in 71.9%, chickenpox — in 69% children a month after the completed vaccination. The postvaccinal period was characterized as favorable in most patients. Major changes in overall health status occurred after vaccination in 42% of children was the following: subfebrile fever, capriciousness, or fatigue. Local reactions have developed only in 15% of cases.Conclusion. The results of this study have demonstrated the preventive vaccination efficacy and safety in children with various chronic diseases

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New Horizons of National Immunization Calendar

Cited by 17 publications

References 22 publications

Vaccination and Multiple Sclerosis – Current Situation

Vaccination and Multiple Sclerosis – Current Situation

Immunization and Immunization Coverage According to National Immunization Schedule for Children Population: Cross-Sectional Multi-Centre Study

Enhancement of Preventive Vaccination Approaches for Children with Health Problems: Prospective Cohort Study Results

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