Types of vaccines, tackling vaccine hesitancy and improving immunization delivery
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2021
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Maltepe Üniversitesi
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Acknowledgement: I pay my sincere gratitude to Respected DR. Oksana Vladimirovna, Department head. Candidate of Medical Sciences Stavropol State Medical University, Russian Federation for her valuable guidance, deep wisdom, and assistance in writing this thesis. All the information collected via a questionnaire created by Google orms and some of the pre existing research papers. The Conclusion or self opinion is my own perspective towards this Aims: Vaccines play crucial role in the treatment, and mitigation of diseases, but vaccine hesitancy also prevails. This study was conducted to explore people’s trust, insecurities about vaccination, and improve Vaccine hesitancy. Materials and Method: A descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted during March 2021 among public of Stavropol State Medical University, Russian Federation and Di erent Nationalities like Pakistan, Russian, Indian, Egyptian from ages 18-55, direct communication was di cult because of Covid-19 that’s why questionnaire was created to ask specific questions related to this research purposes. Questions were asked like Age, Gender, Profession, Hypersensitivity, Vaccination for Covid-19 and Childhood vaccination was Results: Statistics for vaccine hesitancy varied from nationality to nationality and ages to ages. Age factor and childhood vaccination played role in encouragement or hesitancy of vaccination. About 68% people trusted to get vaccinated by doctor. 21.1% people trusted Pharmacist and 10.5% trusted the Nurses for Vaccination. People who got vaccinated in childhood encouraged Vaccination those who didn’t, advised to abstain it. 68% claimed that their religion permits vaccination. 15% told their religion inhibits vaccination. 70.3% believed they felt intensity of pain 1-3 during vaccination. 21.6% people claimed that they feel pain with intensity of 4-6. 5-6% believed that they feel pain at high intensity of 7-10.62.2% belonged to age of 25-30, 24.3% belonged to age of 25-18, 8.1% were age of 36-45 and 04% were age of 31-35. 73% liked the oral dosage form as compared to vaccination, 16.2% people liked syrups. 4% preferred topical dose and 04% preferred injection. About 5% were hesitant to vaccination as they have some hypersensitivity. 51.1% people get emotional or feel sympathy for someone who’s ge ing shot. 86.5% didn’t get Covid-19 vaccine and 13.5% people got immunization against Covid-19. 10% claimed that they have Trypanophobia (Fear of Injection/needle). 89.2% out of all nationalities who got vaccinated in childhood encouraged Vaccination. Rest resisted the concept because they never experienced it. Conclusion: Non-invasive vaccination systems should be developed. Health care professionals should emphasis on alternative routes of administration of vaccination as Oral, Nasal or pulmonary routes in order to treat disease. Good clinician should have effective communication skills and vast knowledge of patient counseling. Physicians should work with other healthcare professionals especially with Pharmacists to craft the best dosage forms to reduce the hesitancy and produce the cost effective, therapeutically active and much likeable ways of vaccination. Benefits of immunization must be taught at every stage of school.
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International Faculty of Medical Sciences and Nursing(MEDNS) Student Congress
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Shoaib, M. (2021). Types of vaccines, tackling vaccine hesitancy and improving immunization delivery. International Faculty of Medical Sciences and Nursing(MEDNS) Student Congress, Maltepe Üniversitesi. s. 64-66.
