China launches National Vaccination Week to step up full immunization A week-long intensive advocacy campaign themed "Vaccination, Healthy Baby", is to disseminate key messages on immunization to the public.
Thematic analysis was the main approach for joint synthesis, using identification and juxtaposition of themes associated with vaccination.
However, while importance comes as an obvious component of the decision, independently of the attitude towards the vaccination, this theme is enriched by the finding that parents' concerns address three main levels which the MMR vaccination decision can have an impact on, namely the child's life, the family life-style, and the community/society.
An inductive thematic analysis was performed to identify the main themes with regard to vaccination literacy and psychological empowerment in the MMR vaccination decision-making.
This review of published economic analyses of rubella, CRS, and rubella vaccination suggests some general themes about economics of the disease and the value of vaccination.
By considering the perspectives within and across each triad interviewed, we identified several themes that may help explain low vaccination rates and inform future interventions.
Nine themes that reflect the attitudes of Dutch GPs were identified: prevention and the influenza vaccination programme; usefulness of additional vaccines; evidence-based practice; severity of the infectious disease; target population; participating organizations; potential barriers; and autonomy.
To determine whether a systematic review of qualitative studies can lead to identification of consistent themes across studies, using barriers toward childhood vaccination as an example.
We identified 3 themes: (1) Parents delayed, rather than refused vaccination, and when they expressed reluctance, clinicians were hesitant to engage them in discussion.
This core theme included laboratory-related resources, patient management, and vaccination process.
