Pediatr. praxi. 2013;14(5):287-290

General principles of vaccination in a primary care pediatrician’s office

MUDr.Daniel Dražan
Ordinace PLDD, Jindřichův Hradec

Vaccination provides protection against infection by inducing antigen-specific humoral and cellular immunity after artificial antigen

administration. The success of the immunization program is dependent on the immunization rate achieved in the population. In the

Czech Republic, the highest coverage is achieved for vaccines that are mandatory and paid for by health insurance. When vaccinating

it is necessary to follow the recommended schedules and contraindications. Conversely incorrect contraindications expose the most

vulnerable ill patients to unnecessary risk of serious infectious diseases. Following the rules of handling with vaccines is also necessary

for vaccine efficacy and safety. Communication with patients and parents about the principles and benefits of vaccination has become

an integral part of preventive medical care.

Keywords: vaccination, immunization, contraindications, side effects, antivaccination activists

Published: October 24, 2013  Show citation

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