Patrycja Misztal-Okońska, Dorota Lasota, Mariusz Goniewicz, Krzysztof Goniewicz, Witold Pawłowski, Robert Czerski, Alicja Tuszczyńska
[First aid education - a questionnaire survey]
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960)
schoolbased influenza immunization effectively address accessibility barriers injected inactivated influenza vaccines iiv may acceptable children parents school settings better understand feasibility offering intranasal live attenuated influenza vaccines laiv schools assessed uptake stakeholder acceptability cost schoolbased delivery laiv compared iiv piloted openlabel cluster randomized trial involving 10 elementary schools peterborough ontario 20132014 influenza vaccination campaign schools randomized students receive iiv laiv publiclyfunded schoolbased clinics organized local public health department measured percentage students vaccinated least one dose influenza vaccine school stakeholder acceptability evaluated questionnaire parents interviews public health department personnel school principals compared costs per dose vaccine administered including staff time costs vaccines supplies singledose influenza vaccine uptake higher five schools offering laiv five offering iiv 193 vs 122 p002 interviews nine school principals five public health department personnel suggested clinics ran smoothly little disruption school routines laiv associated increased efficiency calmer children interviewees cited unfamiliarity laiv study recruitment package length potential reasons low uptake cost per vaccine dose administered 3867 iiv 4350 laiv use laiv schoolbased clinics associated increased vaccine uptake perception among immunizing staff reduced child anxiety also slightly higher vaccine administration costs compared iiv however uptake low groups effective strategies promote influenza vaccines obtain parent consent may improve vaccine uptake clinicaltrialsgov nct01995851 public health agency canadacanadian institutes health research influenza research network