Suboptimal childhood vaccination uptake results in disease outbreaks, and in developed
countries is largely attributable to parental choice. To inform evidence-based interventions …

Vaccines against human papillomavirus (HPV) may soon be licensed. In contrast to most
vaccine-preventable diseases, which are transmitted by air or casual contact, HPV is …

We report on 30 in-depth mental models interviews with parents discussing vaccination for
their children, both in general terms and in response to communications drawn from sources …

In the face of a growing public health concern accompanying the reemerging threat of
preventable diseases, this research seeks mainly to explain variations in the perceived …

The COVID-19 pandemic has been ongoing for close to a year, with second waves
occurring presently and many viewing vaccine uptake as the most likely way to curb …

There are few data, especially outside the United States, examining the timeliness of
childhood vaccination, although it is of key importance for diseases such as pertussis, and …

Abstract Background: Coverage of the Measles–Mumps–Rubella combined vaccine (MMR)
has declined in recent years in the UK, following adverse publicity about possible links …

OBJECTIVE: To examine the vaccine safety concerns of African-American mothers who,
despite concerns, have their children immunized. METHODS: Six focus groups of Atlanta …

Currently, the routine reporting of immunisation coverage data from the Australian
Childhood Immunisation Register is done for 3 key milestone ages, nationally and by …

Too many children and adults in the United States develop vaccine-preventable diseases
each year. Patients, parents, and providers face a variety of barriers that cause us to fall …