Marym M Alaamri, Abeer A Alasmari, Jelan A Alasiri, Reem A Bahaddad, Atheer K Alsulami, Rawan M H AlQarni, Aisha Alhofaian, Afnan Tunsi
The readiness of Saudi nursing interns for the professional role
Journal of education and health promotion
backgroundanalyses temporal trends immunisation coverage may help identify problems immunisation activities specific points time data essential planning meeting recommended indicators monitoring management advocacyaimthis study examined trends mandatory vaccination coverage period 20002017 serbiamethodsdata completed immunisations retrieved annual national reports institute public health serbia period 20002017 assess trends immunisation coverage linear joinpoint regression analyses performed probability p 005 considered significantresultsover period 20002017 linear regression analysis showed significant decline coverage primary vaccination poliomyelitis diphtheria tetanus pertussis measles mumps rubella mmr p 001 period coverage subsequent revaccinations significantly decreased namely first revaccination pertussis p 001 first second third revaccination diphtheria tetanus poliomyelitis p 001 second dose mmr enrolment elementary school p 005 although linear regression analysis show change vaccination coverage trend tuberculosis bacillus calmettegurin bcg hepatitis b hepb3 infants diseases caused haemophilus influenzae type b hib3 joinpoint regression analysis showed coverage declined bcg 2006 hepb3 2010 hib3 2008conclusionto achieve keep optimum immunisation coverage necessary address barriers immunisation availability vaccines vaccinehesitancy among parents healthcare workers serbia