journal of social sciences review,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
2(4), P. 193 - 199
Published: Dec. 30, 2022
COVID-19
vaccine
has
recently
been
approved
for
Pakistani
children.
Understanding
parental
intentions
to
vaccinate
children
against
is
important
the
development
of
an
effective
campaign.
This
study
was
conducted
analyze
parents’
attitudes
towards
their
children's
vaccination
and
knowledge
about
campaign
younger
than
12
years.
An
online
survey
conducted,
five
hundred
twenty-three
parents
participated
in
survey.
Findings
indicate
that
majority
had
They
got
this
information
through
television
social
media
platforms.
Overall,
COVI-19
were
positive,
they
willing
Most
rejected
stereotypical
reasons
not
vaccinating
There
a
need
expand
all
over
country.
Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2023
In
May
2021,
the
Italian
government
extended
COVID-19
vaccination
campaign
to
12-
18-year-old
subjects
and,
starting
December
vaccines
were
also
offered
children
between
5
and
11
years-old.
Despite
these
efforts,
suboptimal
coverages
are
reported.
The
purpose
of
this
review
is
estimate
proportion
parents/caregivers
adolescents
expressing
vaccine
hesitancy
in
Italy.
hesitation
rate
among
parents
minors
was
55.1%
(95%CI:
43.8–66.1%).
A
higher
value
evidenced
studies
focusing
on
(59.9%;
95%CI
=
43.7–75.1%)
compared
ones
(51.3%;
34.5–68.0%).
main
reasons
for
unwillingness
belief
that
unsafe
or
ineffective,
fear
adverse
events,
considering
a
non-threatening
disease.
implementation
effective
communication
campaigns
health
educational
programs
safe
pediatric
vaccinations
essential
support
strategies
bolster
confidence.
Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 630 - 630
Published: March 12, 2023
WHO
identifies
vaccine
hesitancy
(VH)
as
one
of
the
ten
threats
to
global
health.
The
authors
bring
international
scientific
community
an
Italian
episode
that
offers
opportunity
renew
discussion
on
extent
VH
matter.
purpose
this
systematic
review
is
analyze
factors
determining
in
population,
understand
its
roots,
and
suggest
potential
strategies
mitigate
it.
A
literature
according
PRISMA
guidelines
was
carried
out
using
SCOPUS
Medline
(via
PubMed)
databases,
following
strategy:
(COVID-19
vaccines)
AND
(vaccination
hesitancy)
(Italy).
After
selection
process,
36
articles
were
included
review.
most
frequently
detected
associated
with
population
can
be
grouped
vaccine-related
factors,
socio-cultural
demographic
factors.
Currently,
we
are
facing
a
gap
between
science,
governments,
institutions.
To
heal
breach,
it
necessary
strengthen
trust
through
implementation
health
communication
public
education
strategies,
while
literacy
must
continue
support
families
individuals
discerning
evidence
from
opinions
recognize
real
risks
balance
them
benefits.
Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(9), P. 1478 - 1478
Published: Sept. 6, 2022
China
started
to
implement
COVID-19
vaccination
programs
for
children
in
July
2021.
This
study
investigated
the
changes
parents’
vaccine
hesitancy
before
and
after
program
rollout.
Repeated
cross-sectional
online
surveys
among
full-time
adult
factory
workers
were
conducted
Shenzhen,
China.
analysis
was
based
on
844
(first
round)
1213
parents
(second
who
had
at
least
one
child
aged
3–17
years.
The
prevalence
of
3–11
years
dropped
from
25.9%
17.4%
round),
while
such
a
12–17
26.0%
3.5%
(p
<
0.001).
Positive
attitudes,
perceived
subjective
norm,
behavioral
control
related
children’s
associated
with
lower
both
rounds.
In
second
round
years,
negative
attitudes
exposure
information
SARS-CoV-2
infection
receiving
primary
series
higher
hesitancy,
experiences
shared
by
recipients
infectiousness
variants
concern
hesitancy.
Regular
monitoring
its
factors
should
be
guide
health
promotion.
Therapeutic Advances in Vaccines and Immunotherapy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Acceptance
of
vaccines
has
been
on
a
decline
in
recent
times,
with
vaccine
hesitancy
being
listed
as
one
the
top
10
global
health
threats.
This
study
analysed
and
belief
towards
vaccination
among
caregivers
children
aged
below
5
years.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(6), P. 685 - 685
Published: May 27, 2024
Background:
Vaccination
is
a
highly
effective
tool
for
controlling
infectious
diseases,
particularly
in
populations
at
high
risk
of
contagion
due
to
clinical
conditions
or
occupational
exposure,
such
as
healthcare
workers.
The
purpose
this
study
present
the
open
day
event
that
marked
beginning
influenza
and
anti-COVID-19
vaccination
campaign
Lombardy
region
describe
experience
an
Istituto
di
Ricovero
e
Cura
Carattere
Scientifico
Milan.
Methods:
During
day,
eligible
individuals
received
free
vaccinations
influenza,
COVID-19,
pneumococcal
disease,
shingles,
provided
by
Agenzia
per
la
Tutela
della
Salute.
In
celebration
centenary
Università
degli
Studi
Milano,
Fondazione
Ca’Granda
Ospedale
Policlinico,
contracted
hospital
university,
created
special
electronic
diary
total
150
individuals,
equally
divided
between
children
aged
2–6,
pregnant
women,
university
staff.
Results:
At
regional
level,
6634
vaccines,
2055
108
anti-pneumococcal
37
anti-zoster
vaccines
were
administered.
A
3134
(47.3%)
1151
(56%)
77
(62%)
given
60–79.
No
differences
observed
number
male
female
vaccinees
(1017
1038,
respectively),
who
vaccine.
Policlinico
Foundation,
out
available
booking
slots,
154
administered,
including
117
vaccines.
Conclusions:
establishment
vaccine
days
beneficial
way
increase
compliance.
Co-administration
little-known
outside
settings
could
also
be
useful
tool.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Oct. 15, 2024
Vaccination
is
a
highly
effective
method
to
prevent
the
spread
of
COVID-19
and
mitigate
severe
disease.
In
Germany,
adult
vaccination
rates
are
relatively
high
at
85.5%,
but
significantly
lower
for
adolescents
(69.6%)
children
(20.0%).
This
discrepancy
indicates
that
not
all
vaccinated
parents
choose
vaccinate
their
children.
Analyzing
data
from
January
2022
online
survey
1,819
with
adolescents,
we
explore
socio-economic
factors
influencing
parents'
willingness
themselves
Our
results
show
individuals
who
vote
either
side
political
extremes
less
likely
pattern
particularly
strong
voters
on
far
right.
addition,
find
better
educated
more
both
Parents
demonstrate
greater
confidence
in
vaccine's
effectiveness,
while
those
only
often
motivated
by
desire
regain
personal
freedoms.
These
insights
highlight
need
targeted
public
health
strategies
address
specific
concerns
improve
among
adolescents.
Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(8), P. 1298 - 1298
Published: Aug. 11, 2022
This
study
explored
awareness
and
adhesion
of
parents
to
the
recommendations
for
influenza
vaccination
their
children.This
cross-sectional
was
conducted
from
March
June
2022
among
6
months-6
years-old
children
in
Southern
Italy.Only
22.1%
were
aware
that
recommended
healthy
children,
31.8%
reported
at
least
one
four
seasons
2018/2019
2021/2022.
Adherence
higher
who
had
received
once,
knew
main
childhood
vaccinations,
can
be
prevented,
is
believe
it
useful,
have
been
informed
about
by
physicians.
Willingness
vaccinate
upcoming
season
48.6%
vaccinated
believed
protects
against
severe
complications,
not
better
acquire
immunization
through
illness
than
vaccination.These
findings
suggest
efforts
should
devoted
educating
on
risks
associated
with
disease
benefits
vaccine.
Expert Review of Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
21(11), P. 1655 - 1665
Published: Aug. 26, 2022
Pregnant
women's
influenza
vaccination
uptake
was
low,
although
being
recommended
as
a
priority.We
conducted
cross-sectional
questionnaire
survey
in
China
from
June
to
July
2021.
Hierarchical
regression
analysis
and
structural
equation
modeling
were
performed
based
on
the
extended
theory
of
planned
behavior,
which
attitudes,
subjective
norms,
perceived
behavioral
control,
intention
each
affect
vaccine
hesitancy;
response
efficacy,
knowledge,
vulnerability,
severity
added
dimensions;
history
played
moderator.Totally,
1283
pregnant
women
participated
this
study.
The
existed
mediator
between
attitude
[βindirect
=
0.142
(95%
confidence
interval
(CI):
0.084,
0.206),
P
<
0.001],
norms
0.568
(95%CI:
0.424,
0.754),
control
0.070
0.025,
0.118),
0.004]
hesitancy.
Further,
indirect
effect
differences
two
dimensions
(P
0.001),
statistically
significant.
Vaccination
did
not
moderate
association
0.679),
0.645),
hesitancy.The
dimension
has
strong
with
limited
reduce
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(6), P. e0304000 - e0304000
Published: June 25, 2024
Despite
the
known
benefits,
some
individuals
remain
apprehensive
about
receiving
COVID-19
vaccine,
which
hampers
vaccination
efforts
and
achievement
of
herd
immunity.
Therefore,
this
cross-sectional
study
aimed
to
assess
rates
identify
factors
influencing
fear
vaccine
among
served
by
public
healthcare
system
(Family
Health
Strategy
‐
FHS)
in
a
university
community
Minas
Gerais,
Brazil.
Surveys
were
conducted
face-to-face
with
FHS
participants
online
members,
employing
free
sharing
approach
on
social
media.
A
total
1896
312
responses
collected,
respectively.
The
survey
covered
sociodemographic
information,
levels,
status
for
both
their
children
Vaccination
coverage
was
83%
99.1%
setting.
Female
respondents
groups
exhibited
higher
levels
(p<0.05),
FHS-assisted
women
reporting
greater
apprehension
towards
(p<0.05).
Educated
parents
demonstrated
better
understanding
importance
child
vaccination,
while
younger
expressed
heightened
concerns
side
effects.
Among
participants,
1.6
times
compared
men.
Additionally,
increased
1.10
each
additional
point
Fear
Scale
(physiological
domain).
Effective
communication
strategies
dispelling
misconceptions
surrounding
immunization
could
alleviate
promote
acceptance.
