IntroductionUS obstetrician/gynecologists (ob-gyns) play a critical role as vaccinators of pregnant women. However, little is known about their current immunization practices. Thus, study objectives were to determine: 1) practices related to assessment of vaccination status and vaccine delivery for pregnant patients; 2) barriers to stocking and administering vaccines; and 3) factors associated with administering both influenza and tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccines.MethodsAn e-mail and mail survey among a national sample of ob-gyns conducted July-October 2015 (analysis August 2016-August 2017).ResultsThe response rate was 73.2% (353/482). Among ob-gyn\u2019s caring for pregnant women (n=324), vaccination status was...
Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to infection. Furthermore, infection from pertussis, infl...
Pregnant women and infants are at increased risk of complications from influenza and pertussis disea...
Introduction Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine: (1...
Background Pertussis, or “whooping cough,” is an acute, contagious pulmonary disease that, despite b...
Introduction:Many non-pregnant women see obstetrician-gynecologists (ob-gyns) as their sole source o...
Objective:To describe 1) obstetrician\u2013gynecologists\u2019 perceptions of the frequency of vacci...
Background. Influenza and Tdap vaccines are vital factors for improving maternal and neonatal health...
Accurate information regarding prenatal immunization is critical for first-time mothers. Many vaccin...
Background In Germany, antenatal influenza vaccination is recommended since 2010, but uptake remain...
INTRODUCTION: Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine (1...
Immunization against pertussis, influenza, and rubella reduces morbidity and mortality in pregnant w...
Abstract Purpose: The purpose of this study was to assess whether there was an effect on maternal va...
Influenza and Tdap vaccines are vital factors for improving maternal and neonatal health outcomes.|A...
Introduction: Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine (1...
Vaccination during pregnancy is a safe and effective intervention to protect women from potentially ...
Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to infection. Furthermore, infection from pertussis, infl...
Pregnant women and infants are at increased risk of complications from influenza and pertussis disea...
Introduction Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine: (1...
Background Pertussis, or “whooping cough,” is an acute, contagious pulmonary disease that, despite b...
Introduction:Many non-pregnant women see obstetrician-gynecologists (ob-gyns) as their sole source o...
Objective:To describe 1) obstetrician\u2013gynecologists\u2019 perceptions of the frequency of vacci...
Background. Influenza and Tdap vaccines are vital factors for improving maternal and neonatal health...
Accurate information regarding prenatal immunization is critical for first-time mothers. Many vaccin...
Background In Germany, antenatal influenza vaccination is recommended since 2010, but uptake remain...
INTRODUCTION: Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine (1...
Immunization against pertussis, influenza, and rubella reduces morbidity and mortality in pregnant w...
Abstract Purpose: The purpose of this study was to assess whether there was an effect on maternal va...
Influenza and Tdap vaccines are vital factors for improving maternal and neonatal health outcomes.|A...
Introduction: Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine (1...
Vaccination during pregnancy is a safe and effective intervention to protect women from potentially ...
Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to infection. Furthermore, infection from pertussis, infl...
Pregnant women and infants are at increased risk of complications from influenza and pertussis disea...
Introduction Uptake rates of antenatal vaccination remain suboptimal. Our aims were to determine: (1...