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Dr. Alberto Tozzi
[V+: strategies improving vaccination coverage among children with chronic diseases]
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In brief
In brief
This Italian CDC-supported project examines barriers to vaccination in children with chronic diseases and tests multilevel interventions to improve immunization rates in this high-risk population. The study addresses the gap between vaccination recommendations and actual coverage in vulnerable pediatric patients.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Despite widespread recommendations, vaccination coverage in high-risk groups is generally low. Various interventions have shown to be effective in improving immunization rates, especially in the healthy population. In this paper, we present a project supported by the Italian Centre for Disease Control, whose aim is to study determinants of vaccine administration to children with chronic diseases and to study the effect of experimental multilevel interventions to increase vaccination coverage in these patients.
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