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Top 15 Diseases Prevented by Vaccination

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Top 15 Diseases Prevented by Vaccination

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Polio
Tetanus
The Flu (Influenza)
Hepatitis B.
Hepatitis A.
Rubella
Hib.
Measles
Whooping Cough (Pertussis)
Pneumococcal Disease
Rotavirus
Mumps
Chickenpox
Diphtheria
Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

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Receiving Vaccinations are Crucial to the Survival of our Society 

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Receiving Vaccinations are Crucial to the Survival of our Society 

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-Heard community occurs when a majority of the community receives vaccinations and are protected so the spread of disease is prevented; therefore, vulnerable people who can't be vaccinated within that community are also protected.
-If a certain percent of world wide vaccination isn't met, then our global society becomes vulnerable to diseases; especially the elderly, infants, and those with preexisting health conditions.

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Vaccines: Low trust in vaccination 'a global crisis' - BBC News

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The biggest global study into attitudes on immunisation reveals confidence is low in some regions.

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"Hesitancy may affect motivation, causing people to reject vaccination for themselves or their children. Hesitancy can be caused by individual, group, and contextual influences, as well as any vaccine-specific issues. "
-Fearful of unwanted side effects.
Although serious side effects are rare, there may be minor discomforts including swelling or redness where the shot was given, mild fever, chills, feeling tired, headache, and muscle/joint aches.
-Complacency: if a disease becomes less common, the need to become vaccinated is less pressing when weighing benefits against possible risk.
- Religious or cultural beliefs.
-Misguided information due to unregulated internet sources.
-Lack of access due to socioeconomic status.

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Hesitancy due to External Environmental Factors

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Hesitancy due to External Environmental Factors

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-The developed concern for individuals to follow medical guidance from superior authorities is derived from mistrust in leaders associated with the government or politics; therefore, people tend to question their countries healthcare leadership in socioculturally unstable locations.
-Eastern Europe has the highest rate of vaccination hesitancy around the world.
-Trends show that in places with lower income and higher poverty rates, vaccination may be more challenging to obtain, but these locations have the highest rates of universal agreements toward the safety of vaccinations.
-Rwanda is a perfect example of high rates of acceptance since they effectively implemented an engagement strategy by communicating with its people thoroughly.

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"Vaccinations: The Most Tested Type of Medication Available"

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"Vaccinations: The Most Tested Type of Medication Available"

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-One in three French citizens are fearful of receiving vaccinations. These individuals are most likely to disagree that vaccinations are effective at a high rate of nineteen percent!
-Correct medical information must be provided to society that reassures individuals of the safety behind vaccinations in order to prevent the population from developing beliefs through misleading online information.

-The rising anti-vaccination campaign identifies the need for the government and healthcare facilities to respond directly to their societies medical concerns by targeting communication and effectively engaging.

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Trust in vaccines: "Vaccines are the most tested type of medicine available"

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-Its evident that in order to truly beneficially influence the populations overall decision towards vaccination, the entire system must be in agreement on the values they support.
-The lack of scientific understanding among doctors is detrimental to the entire strategy as healthcare personnel and physicians should be well informed on the scientific significance behind vaccinations so they are able to effectively communicate their knowledge to their patients; they should be readily available to recommend preventative treatments and respond to questions and concerns throughout the community. -“Reinstating confidence in vaccines will only be possible by improving the healthcare system as a whole.”
-In order to effectively diminish the spread of preventable conditions by utilizing vaccines, we must communicate in manner that is reassured by all members of the health society.

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Variation of Value Across the French Healthcare System

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Variation of Value Across the French Healthcare System

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-There is a “deteriorating relationship between physicians and healthcare authorities” as a shocking amount physicians believe that they are “vaccinating against too many diseases” and are doubtful of its significance toward preventing the spread of deadly diseases.
-The values associated between the mission of healthcare governmental leaders and the various levels of healthcare providers, including physicians, vary greatly to an extent that disrupts their ability to implement adequate vaccination use within their society and hinders progress immensely.

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1. Identifies populations across the world with suboptimal vaccination uptake
2. Understands barriers to vaccination as well as drivers of vaccination in those population groups.
3. Administers interventions to address barriers and leverage drivers of vaccination with the overall aim of increasing vaccination uptake.

Solutions are designed to support, motivate, and enable people to be vaccinated regardless of who or where they are to help sustain life and prevent the spread of disease.

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World Health Organization: Addressing Hesitancy 

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World Health Organization: Addressing Hesitancy 

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-Creating materials to support countries in "assessing, implementing and monitoring solutions to missed opportunities for vaccination"
-Given the potential for hesitancy to rapidly undermine vaccination coverage in specific settings, it is important that all countries take steps to understand both the extent and nature of hesitancy at a local level, on a continuing basis.
-Each country should develop a strategy to increase acceptance for vaccinations within its population. It should include "ongoing community engagement and trust-building, active hesitancy prevention, regular national assessments of concerns, and crisis response planning."

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 The World Health Organization: "Social influences will affect motivation to vaccinate"

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 The World Health Organization: "Social influences will affect motivation to vaccinate"

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Steps regarding the decision process that influences an individual’s mindset towards moving forward with receiving these preventative treatments.
Since hesitancy toward vaccination varies from one country to the next, it’s extremely important for countries to have mechanisms in place that allow its citizens to make informed decisions about vaccinations that extend past governmental advice and focus on the scientific evidence that will reassure the public of the benefits behind preventative treatments.

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“Tailoring Immunization Programmes (TIP).” World Health Organization, World Health Organization, 22 Nov. 2019, www.euro.who.int/en/health-topics/communicable-diseases/measles-and-rubella/activities/tailoring-immunization-programmes-tip.
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