Vaccination of immune compromised children —an overview for physicians
Conclusion: Intensified information strategies are needed to improve trust, rectify perceived risks and improve vaccine acceptability; primary physicians can play a critical role in the latter.What is Known:•Physician ’s awareness is key to success, since it repeatedly correlates with higher vaccination ratesWhat is New:•The vaccination status of immunocompromised children is rarely up-to-date•Knowing the latest vaccine recommendations is challenging, as they differ for each medical condition and change periodically•This review summarises the vaccine recommendations for children with compromised immune systems and highlights how paediatricians play a key role in coordinating their application
Source: European Journal of Pediatrics - Category: Pediatrics Source Type: research
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