Majoria Recognizes the Importance of Vaccination but Does Not Know Recommended Vaccines . . Economic Journal
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The conclusions of the study published today October 7 on the barriers to adult vaccination and the knowledge of Portuguese regarding recommended vaccines throughout life show a population that believes in vaccination as a principle, a belief that, however, does not subsequently translate into an informed decision.
A study promoted by the Movement of Patients for Vaccination "shows that there is still much to be done when it comes to vaccination". José Albino calls for a "strengthening of information".
About 95% of respondents in a national study recognize the benefits of vaccination, but most do not know the vaccines of adults integrated in the National Immunization Program and the recommendations for their age group or health condition
A study on barriers to vaccination reveals a lack of knowledge about recommended vaccines in adulthood. Movement says it is urgent program for adults with shared vaccines.
Study Reveals that Most Recognize the Importance of Vaccination but Do Not Know Recommended Vaccines
The survey involved a sample of 1,500 people aged 18 or over, with and without a diagnosis of chronic disease.
About 95% of respondents in a national study recognize the benefits of vaccination, but most do not know the vaccines of adults included in the National Vaccine Program and the recommendations for their age or health condition.
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