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    Vaccines And The Evolution Of Society's Attitudes Toward Them: Implications For Future Nursing Practice

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    Title
    Vaccines And The Evolution Of Society's Attitudes Toward Them: Implications For Future Nursing Practice
    Author
    Shutt, Briana
    Date
    April 2017
    Subject
    immunization
    parental hesitation
    vaccine
    vaccine-autism
    vaccine fear
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/629
    Abstract
    The various controversies surrounding vaccines are a pertinent topic in our society today and have increased fear related to immunization. Despite advances in medicine and the development of life-saving vaccines, diseases that were thought to be long gone have crept back into our society and become a public health concern once again. As the anti-vaccination movement gains momentum and parents choose not to vaccinate their children, there are increasing numbers of reported cases of once-eradicated diseases like Pertussis and Measles. A systematic literature review was done to explore immunizations and the evolution of their impact on society as well as to identify vaccine-related fears and their validity. Using Nola Pender’s Health Promotion Model as a theoretical framework, the goal of this review was to discuss implications for future nursing practice and to identify possible interventions for decreasing immunization fears.
    Advisor
    Campbell, Charlene
    Nowka, Scott
    Department
    Nursing
    Degree
    Bachelor of Science (BS)
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