INFORMATION ON THE CAUSES OF VIOLATION OF THE SCHEDULE OF VACCINATION WITH PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE IN CHILDREN
Aim: to analyze the causes of violation of the schedule of vaccination with pneumococcal vaccine in children. Materials and methods. retrospectively studied 309 individual maps of child development (f112/y), 063, as well as data analysis of informed consent of legal representatives of children for vaccination, as well as documented refusals from vaccination. Results. The children were divided into two groups. The first group included children (n=163) with refusal of vaccination, the second group - with temporary contraindications (n=146). The CI is calculated with a given p-level of 0.05. Conclusions. Failure to vaccinate in the described cases was 52.7%, a temporary contra- indication to 47.2%. The proportion of vaccine refusals was higher than in the studies used for comparison. Among the main reasons for refusals of immunization prevailing distrust of the vaccine and 39.9%, respectively . In addition, a significant proportion are: insufficient information to parents - 17.8%, religious reasons - 28.8%, other beliefs - 13.5%. The main causes of failures coincided with the data of foreign studies. Among the reasons for the temporary contraindications for vaccination SARS amounted to 24.6%, pneumonia of moderate severity at 8.2%, pneumonia severe severity of 10.9%, UPU 5.4 percent, cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia is 4.1%, PPAP, syndrome of motor disorders 26%, Anemia of moderate severity of 6.16%, atopic dermatitis was 9.6%, thymomegaly is 4.8%. During the vaccination of children, including pneumococcal vaccine, a number of problems that lead to a violation of the vaccination schedule for children are identified. This problem requires its study, especially in the context of the emerging negativism of the population when vaccinating children to compile a causal relationship between the incidence of children from controlled infections