BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Low rates of influenza immunization among health care workers (HCWs) pose a potential health risk to patients in primary care practices. Despite previous educational efforts and programs to reduce financial barriers, HCW influenza immunization rates remain low. Variation in practice-level organizational culture may affect immunization rates. To explore this relationshi...

     Measles is a highly contagious disease. By the end of 2013, 84% of children had received at least a single dose of measles vaccine by their second birthday, and 148 countries had included a second dose as part of routine immunization. In 2002, the Iranian Ministry of Health and Medical Education developed a comprehensive strategy to eliminate Measles including mass immunization campaign fo...

introduction: immunization is one of the most important health programs in first level prevention and is also one of the most cost-effective prevention programs in the entire world. this study evaluates the situation of immunization in fewer than one year old afghan refugee children in kerman, iran. materials and methods: this was a cross-sectional study. data was extracted from the records of ...

COVID-19 vaccines are currently in development or being rolled out as a public health response to manage the pandemic. While selected for mass immunization programs would have demonstrated safety and efficacy Phase 3 trials, vaccine monitoring including reporting of adverse events following (AEFI) investigation reported cases still required surveillance. Monitoring AEFI post vaccination is quit...

Antenatal care providers have a key role in providing appropriate information and immunization recommendations to improve pregnant women's vaccine uptake. The objective of this study is describe health providers' perspectives experience regarding the implementation maternal programs Latin America. We conducted 33 in-depth interviews from Argentina, Brazil, Honduras, Mexico, Peru (6–7 per countr...

The study aimed to investigate the relationship between stunting and completeness of immunization among children under five years old in Indonesia. used a cross-sectional design with quantitative approach, utilizing secondary data from Indonesian Family Life Study (IFLS) V big 2014. sample consisted aged 12-59 months 13 provinces Indonesia, representing 83% total population. Data were analyzed ...

Abstract : Basic immunization is one of the infectious disease prevention programs for children. immunizations given in full will affect stage growth and development Normal accordance with his age very good continuation life future. The Covid-19 pandemic limits us from doing activities outside home has an impact on continuity health services, which a decrease basic visits. purpose this study wa...