Extracted details | Description |
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Citation details | Author, year |
Article type | Type of research article |
Country | United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and/or others that included UK or ROI |
Aims | Objective of record |
Context | Details of the context, including location of care, geographical location, cultural, ethnic and gender factors |
Participants | Characteristics and total numbers of participants |
Methodology | The system of methods used |
Reasons for non-uptake of vaccine(s) | Detailed reasons for non-uptake of vaccine(s) |
Approaches to non-uptake of vaccines(s) | Detailed approaches to non-uptake of vaccine(s), interpreted as direct methods as well as deduced methods |
Specificity for pertussis vaccine | Record specifically for pertussis vaccine |
Specificity for influenza vaccine | Record specifically for influenza vaccine |
Relevant to both vaccines | Records relevant to both vaccines |
Gaps in research | Possible gaps in current knowledge that could be addressed in future research |
Acceptance and accessibility of vaccines | Factors that influenced the acceptance and/or accessibility of vaccines |
Healthcare provider factors | Factors that influenced non-uptake of vaccines that involved the healthcare provider |
Organisation initiatives and awareness campaigns | Factors at organisational levels and/or awareness campaigns that influenced non-uptake of vaccines |
Ethnicity, socio-economic status, and information interpretation factors | Factors that included ethnicity, socio-economic status and information interpretation issues concerning language and other elements, that influenced non-uptake of vaccines |
Pregnancy-related factors | Factors about pregnancy itself, including parity, maternal age, vaccination in previous pregnancy and presence of at-risk conditions, that influenced non-uptake |