Adherence to vaccination for various populations: survey results

Дмитриев, А. В.; Федина, Н. В.; Ткаченко, Т. Б.; Gudkov, R A; Петрова, В. И.; Filimonova, T.

doi:10.22627/2072-8107-2019-18-4-32-37

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“…Для того чтобы избежать увеличения численности непривитых детей и возможной утраты коллективного иммунитета к вакциноуправляемым инфекциям, было принято решение о проведении «наверстывающей иммунизации». Кроме этого, среди медицинских работников была активизирована работа, направленная на повышение приверженности вакцинации, а также было усилено санитарное просвещение родителей, учитывая имеющиеся проблемы в этом вопросе [6][7][8].…”

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Childhood vaccination as a part of the National Immunization Schedule during the COVID-19: problems and potential solutions

Гирина¹,

Zaplatnikov²,

Petrovskiy³

et al. 2021

Russian Journal of Woman and Child Health

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Aim: to compare monthly implementation of immunization plan as a part of the National Immunization Schedule in 2019 and 2020 in children aged 0–18 years. Patients and Methods: monthly and annual form No. 5 “Information on prophylactic immunization” (from January 2019 to December 2020) was analyzed. Monthly implementation of immunization plan for each vaccine-preventable disease (whooping cough, poliomyelitis, mumps, rubella, measles, diphtheria tetanus and other) were analyzed separately. Results: in the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, a significant (8.8-fold) reduction in the coverage of children with immunization against vaccine-preventable diseases was reported compared to 2019 (р<0.0001). The reduction in the implementation of immunization schedule required urgent solutions to maintain a high level of herd immunity. The recovery of the required implementation of immunization plan against whooping cough and poliomyelitis was achieved by the end of 2020. The recovery of the required implementation of immunization plan against diphtheria and tetanus, measles, rubella, and mumps will be achieved in September 2020 (considering the National Immunization Schedule that includes revaccinations in preschool and school years). Conclusions: timely identification of the drawbacks of the organization of immunization and the prompt development of effective measures and implementation into clinical practice allowed for full implementation of immunization plan in children in 2020, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. KEYWORDS: vaccination, children, National Immunization Schedule, revaccination, COVID-19 pandemic. FOR CITATION: Girina A.A., Zaplatnikov A.L., Petrovskiy F.I., Tandalova L.P. Childhood vaccination as a part of the National Immunization Schedule during the COVID-19: problems and potential solutions. Russian Journal of Woman and Child Health. 2021;4(1):85–89. DOI: 10.32364/2618-8430-2021-4-1-85-89.

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Childhood vaccination as a part of the National Immunization Schedule during the COVID-19: problems and potential solutions

Гирина¹,

Zaplatnikov²,

Petrovskiy³

et al. 2021

Russian Journal of Woman and Child Health

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“…Следует также отметить, что в последнее время особая роль среди факторов, способствующих распространению мифов в отношении вакцинации, отводится Интернету и социальным сетям [11][12][13][14]. В Интернете существует большое количество антипрививочных сообществ, отсутствие ссылок на научную литературу, высокая недостоверность информации.…”

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“…Среди отказа от вакцинации со стороны родителей чаще всего упоминаются сомнения в отношении вакцинации [7] и опасения поствакцинальных осложнений [11; 18]. Анализ отношений студентов вузов выявил следующую закономерность: студенты немедицинских вузов продемонстрировали более негативное отношение к прививкам, а «антипрививочный скепсис» студентов медицинских вузов уменьшается к старшим курсам [12].…”

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Conspiracy beliefs about vaccination: Questionnaire validation

Uglanova¹,

Mikhaylova²,

Belskaya³

et al. 2021

Vestnik SPbSU. Sociology

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Vaccination in light of the COVID-19 pandemic is a hot topic in scientific and popular circles. The article presents the adaptation and validation of the questionnaire measuring the propensity to believe in conspiracy theories regarding vaccination (Vaccine Conspiracy Beliefs Scale). The questionnaire consists of 7 statements with 7 response categories in the Likert scale. The work includes translation and adaptation for the Russian sample of the Englishlanguage version of the questionnaire, including forward and backward translation as well as the use of cognitive laboratories. The translation was carried out by three experts, followed by the finalization of the questionnaire version for quantitative analysis. The cognitive laboratory tested how clear the translation and the investigated construct were for respondents. Data analysis was conducted within the framework of modern testing theory using models from Rasch modeling. The sample consisted of 308 students from Russian universities (average age 20.6 years; SD = 3.9). The quantitative analysis showed satisfactory psychometric characteristics of the questionnaire. A deeper analysis revealed that the sample is divided into two latent classes according to the response style of the test takers. The response style is a specific characteristic of the test-taker, which makes it possible to closer examine the reasons why the testtaker has chosen one or another response option. The study of response styles is an underrepresented area in domestic research and the article contributes to the development of this area while also emphasizing the need to study response styles when using questionnaires. Overall, the article details the methodology for validating measurement tools in the social sciences.

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Assessment of the commitment to vaccination of outpatient doctors

Timoshkova,

Fedoseenko,

Rusinova

et al. 2024

Pediatr. farmakol.

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Background. The commitment to vaccination of outpatient doctors is one of the factors that affects patients’ confidence in preventive vaccinations and, as a result, the incidence of controlled infections. Unfortunately, emotionally colored information is currently spreading among the population faster than scientifically proven facts all over the world.The aim of this study is the examine of the level of knowledge and attitude to vaccination of doctors in one of the children’s polyclinics in Moscow.Methods. An anonymous questionnaire survey was conducted among medical doctors of different specialties who expressed their attitude to various aspects of immunoprophylaxis and demonstrated knowledge in this field. Results. The survey demonstrated a positive attitude of respondents towards immunization, while some of them showed a cautious attitude towards the effectiveness and safety of vaccines, misconceptions (erroneous assumptions), increased susceptibility to “myths” about preventive vaccinations.Conclusion. The level of knowledge of medical doctors on vaccine prevention within a single health care institution range from insufficient training, including misconceptions, to a high level of knowledge and commitment regarding immunization. It is necessary to regularly maintain current theoretical knowledge of doctors and consolidate it in practice.

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Adherence to vaccination for various populations: survey results

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Childhood vaccination as a part of the National Immunization Schedule during the COVID-19: problems and potential solutions

Childhood vaccination as a part of the National Immunization Schedule during the COVID-19: problems and potential solutions

Conspiracy beliefs about vaccination: Questionnaire validation

Assessment of the commitment to vaccination of outpatient doctors

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