Vaccine and Vaccination: On Field Research

Gallé, Francesca; Napoli, Christian

doi:10.3390/vaccines10071027

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“…Although there is an elevated level of awareness, it is crucial to receive the necessary precautions and directions from medical professionals. The use of digital technologies for improving vaccination initiatives might have yielded significant benefits ( 55 ).…”

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Potential determinants of vaccine hesitancy among celiac disease patients: a single cohort analysis

Rehman

Holy

2023

Front. Public Health

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IntroductionThough researchers and scholars have greatly emphasized addressing the influencing factors of vaccination hesitancy, little attention has been paid to patients with celiac disease. Addressing the variables hampering attitudes might help direct appropriate patient advocacy and doctor-patient communication endeavors to encourage vaccination among celiac disease patients. The present investigation seeks to explore the coverage against vaccine-preventable diseases, vaccination attitudes, and related possible factors among celiac disease patients in the Pakistani setting.MethodsA self-reported online survey was conducted in Islamabad, Pakistan, for celiac disease patients aged 18 and above. The questionnaire was completed by 226 participants, with a response rate of 43.8%. The influencing variables for vaccination hesitancy were examined, and 95% confidence intervals for the crude and adjusted odds ratios were computed.ResultsAmong the study population, the majority were females, with a ratio of 75.66%. A prominent proportion of 69.03% was observed for influenza vaccination, while 39.82% were unable to recall all of the vaccinations they had previously received. Only 7% of the patients were considered to have a negative attitude toward vaccination, compared to an estimated 76% who were in favor of it. The significantly positive influencing factors observed toward vaccination were being well-educated (graduate, master, or above), possible recurrence of vaccine-preventable diseases with declining vaccination coverage (adjusted OR: 13.36), and increased confidence in vaccines from health care experts compared to electronic media (adjusted OR: 8.41). Contrarily, practicing complementary and alternative medicines (adjusted OR: 5.59), willingness to get vaccinated again in the future (adjusted OR: 15.59), and prior negative perspectives (adjusted OR: 1.01) were the determinants with a significant negative association.DiscussionIn conclusion, the outcomes of the current work raise the possibility that health practitioners may be accountable for inappropriately prescribing vaccines to this demographic since 77% of the participants had a favorable attitude toward vaccination. These findings could serve as a springboard for creating targeted immunization efforts to raise vaccination coverage against vaccine-preventive diseases among celiac disease patients.

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Potential determinants of vaccine hesitancy among celiac disease patients: a single cohort analysis

Rehman

Holy

2023

Front. Public Health

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“…However, despite the real danger that infectious diseases pose to health and the proven historical importance of vaccines, less emphasis on the importance of proper handling of vaccination information has been identified. Compulsory immunization plans must be accompanied by effective education and information strategies, paying attention to the spread of data not supported by scientific evidence (Gallè & Napoli, 2022). In addition, the proper and efficient documentation of vaccination records is seen as an urgent matter that needs to be addressed.…”

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Understanding Stakeholders’ Perspective on An Innovative Business Model for Pediatric Immunization Records: A Single Case Study

Ramos-Siman,

Orencia

2023

IJMABER

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The purpose of this qualitative case study is to explore the potential value of an innovative business model on pediatric immunization record management which will serve as the basis for the development of a digital platform for the use of pediatric consultants and medical secretaries at a private secondary hospital in Quezon City. The study utilized a qualitative case study involving the pediatric consultants and medical secretaries of a private secondary hospital in Quezon City. Qualitative data for this study were gathered through in-depth, semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions, documents, journaling, and observations. Results have shown that pediatric consultants and medical secretaries follow only one way of arranging patients' records which is through alphabetical order using the surname. Many clinics and hospitals still rely on paper-based medical records to document patients' information. All participants shared the same difficulties and sentiments when it comes to the problems they have in the current way they deal with immunization records. Based from the statements of the participants, results revealed that pediatric consultants and medical secretaries support and are in favor of the use of a web-based record management system. However, some participants stated their apprehensions for the security of patient information. Further study that focuses on formal training is recommended to increase the confidence of the healthcare workers in utilizing digital record management systems and intense exploration of the potential challenges in adapting a digitized records management system must be conducted.

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Importance of carbohydrate-drug conjugates in vaccine development: A detailed review

Gholap¹,

Said²,

Pawar³

et al. 2023

Bioconjugated Materials Part 2 Applications in Drug Delivery, Vaccine Formulations and Important Conjugates for Cancer Therapy

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Vaccine and Vaccination: On Field Research

Abstract: Historically, vaccinations have enabled the eradication, elimination, and control of many debilitating diseases [...]

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Potential determinants of vaccine hesitancy among celiac disease patients: a single cohort analysis

Potential determinants of vaccine hesitancy among celiac disease patients: a single cohort analysis

Understanding Stakeholders’ Perspective on An Innovative Business Model for Pediatric Immunization Records: A Single Case Study

Importance of carbohydrate-drug conjugates in vaccine development: A detailed review

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