Mass vaccination of children attending child institutions brought about a significant reduction of both influenza-like illnesses in children and influenza-associated illnesses in unvaccinated non-institutionalized elderly persons living in the home setting.
The immunization status of children with chronic illnesses is determined, and a high rate of complete vaccination according to the routine vaccination schedule was observed, but non-routine vaccinations were administered at low rates.
Relevance.
The article describes the practical experience of participating in the independent monitoring of the fifth round of supplementary immunization against poliomyelitis in October 2010 in the Republic of Tajikistan, where the largest outbreak in the WHO European Region occurred, caused by an imported wild pol...
O. P. Chernyavskaya· Epidemiology and Vaccinal Pr...· 0 citations
Health education on safety, effectiveness of covid vaccine should be addressed to the community with effective engagement of health care professionals with effective engagement of health care professionals can reduce the covid vaccine hesitancy.
V. Sudha, V. Nagavalli, K. Sevvanthi et al.· NATIONAL BOARD OF EXAMINATIO...· 0 citations
Adherence to the vaccination schedule among children younger than one year was insufficient, highlighting the need to strengthen educational interventions for parents, improve access to vaccination services, and implement strategies that promote timely childhood immunization in primary healthcare settings.
Mejia Chiquinquira, Pina Alberto· Journal of Family Medicine a...· 0 citations
Background
. Haemophilus influenzae infection remains a significant cause of infectious morbidity in the Russian Federation, particularly among the pediatric population.
Aim
. To characterize the features of the epidemic process of Haemophilus influenzae infection in 2019–2025 and to substantiate directions for op...
S. Vysochanskaya, A. A. Basov, K. A. Yatskovsky et al.· Epidemiology and Vaccinal Pr...· 0 citations
The decline in varicella hospitalizations indicates a herd immunity effect among vaccine-ineligible children, and analysis reveals that the anti-vaccine movement/vaccine hesitancy contributed to increased hospitalizations in both vaccine-eligible (1-4 years) and vaccine-ineligible (<1 year) groups, while the COVID-19 p...
Maria Isabel Do Nascimento, Alcenir Tavares Valente, Beatriz de Vasconcelos Falcão et al.· Journal of Family and Reprod...· 0 citations
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