Simultaneous administration of vaccines in immunization protocols: An audit in healthcare workers in the Puglia region of Italy

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Through a standardized questionnaire, this study investigated the opinions and attitudes of Vaccine Service staff in the Puglia region of Italy regarding simultaneous administration of vaccines. Co-administration was practiced by 89.4%, and the staff's positive opinions were that it is important for work organization (80.8%) and as an opportunity to increase vaccine take-up (59.9%). Negative opinions were that it increases the risk of adverse reactions or undesired effects (11.3%) and can engender fear of such reactions in parents (31.1%). © 2009 Landes Bioscience.

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Tafuri, S., Martinelli, D., Caputi, G., Balducci, M. T., Germinario, C., & Prato, R. (2009). Simultaneous administration of vaccines in immunization protocols: An audit in healthcare workers in the Puglia region of Italy. Human Vaccines, 5(11), 745–747. https://doi.org/10.4161/hv.5.11.9438

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