Accessing hard to reach groups, travelers and looked after children

Print, Fiona

doi:10.4161/hv.24693

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“…the LAC nurse immunising at health assessments rather than referring on (Department for Children Schools and Families and Government Office for London, ). Similarly, Print gave examples of partnership working to improve immunization uptake amongst hard to reach groups including LACYP (Print, ).…”

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Immunization of looked‐after children and young people: a review of the literature

Walton

Bedford

2017

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In recent years, immunization of LACYP has been given a higher priority. However, the immunization figures produced by the Department for Education are problematic because of challenges in determining whether the child is 'up-to-date', and data are not comparable with the general population; ideally, this should be changed to correspond to routine immunization data. In the interim, for reporting purposes, the use of a tool to assist with determining a child's immunization status would be beneficial. When a child's immunization status is incomplete or unknown, Public Health England's algorithm for vaccination of individuals with uncertain or incomplete status should be used. Practice to improve immunization uptake amongst LACYP needs to be evaluated to develop evidence-based recommendations.

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Immunization of looked‐after children and young people: a review of the literature

Walton

Bedford

2017

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“…Each of these categories included multiple attributes. To illustrate, the category “SES” included both low and high SES (Huang, Maman, & Pan, 2012; Kauffman et al, 2013; Print, 2013; Truong et al, 2013). Articles reported young, middle, and old “age” to identify hardly reached individuals.…”

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Identifying Those Whom Health Promotion Hardly Reaches

2015

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To understand what circumstances lend groups to be recognized as hardly reached by health services and research, we systematically reviewed studies that identified their priority populations as hard to reach. We classified attributes of hardly reached groups into cultural/environmental, individual, and demographic domains. Of the 334 identified studies, 78.74% used attributes that were classified into the cultural/environmental, 74.85% the individual, and 50% the demographic domain to identify those hardly reached. Of all possible combinations of domains, the most common was the use of all three domains (28.74%). Overall, papers were more likely to use attributes to identify their hardly reached population that fell into more than one domain (74.85%) compared to only one domain (25.15%; χ(2), p < .0001). Through this review, we identified the attributes of those who have been identified as hardly reached in published research. No single attribute is used to identify those who are hardly reached. This reflects a socioecological perspective, emphasizing that both intrapersonal and external elements may cause interventions to fail to reach those intended. Moreover, the focus not on populations hardly reached but on the attributes of those hardly reached suggests objectives for interventions to reach them better.

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“…Os grupos mais difíceis de alcançar são aqueles com baixa escolaridade ou falta de entendimento sobre a imunização ou aqueles que culturalmente são contrários às vacinas (19) . Existem movimentos antivacinas que podem influenciar negativamente nas taxas de coberturas vacinais.…”

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Acesso à sala de vacinas nos serviços de atenção primária à saúde

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Objetivou-se analisar o acesso às salas de vacinas nas Estratégias Saúde da Família de um município de Minas Gerais/Brasil. Trata-se de um estudo de caso único, qualitativo, realizado no ano de 2015. As salas de vacinas foram as unidades de análise do estudo. Realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas com 49 usuários e 30 profissionais de saúde e observação da rotina de atendimento em sala de vacina. Procedeu-se a técnica de análise de conteúdo temática, com as categorias pré-estabelecidas. Os dados demonstraram que o acesso às salas de vacina na atenção primária à saúde apresentam entraves, implicando na exclusão de usuários ao serviço de imunização, por isso a importância de conhecer as dificuldades do acesso ao serviço, a fim de reorganizá-lo de forma a abranger a vacinação a todo público-alvo do Programa Nacional de Imunização.

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Accessing hard to reach groups, travelers and looked after children

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

Immunization of looked‐after children and young people: a review of the literature

Immunization of looked‐after children and young people: a review of the literature

Identifying Those Whom Health Promotion Hardly Reaches

Acesso à sala de vacinas nos serviços de atenção primária à saúde

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