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Introducing seasonal influenza vaccine in low‐income countries: an adverse events following immunization survey in the Lao People's Democratic Republic
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Manilay Phengxay Sara A. Mirza Rita Reyburn Anonh Xeuatvongsa Christian Winter Hannah Lewis Sonja J. Olsen Reiko Tsuyuoka Viengphone Khanthamaly Francisco S. Palomeque Joseph S. Bresee Ann C. Moen Andrew L. Corwin the Lao PDR Field Epidemiology Training Cohort Team 《Influenza and other respiratory viruses》2015,9(2):94-98
Objective
In 2012, Lao PDR introduced seasonal influenza vaccine in pregnant women, persons aged ≥50 years, persons with chronic diseases, and healthcare personnel. We assessed adverse events following immunization (AEFI).Methods
We used a multistage randomized cluster sample design to interview vaccine recipients.Findings
Between April and May 2012, 355 902 were vaccinated. Of 2089 persons interviewed, 261 (12·5%) reported one or more AEFI. The most commonly reported AEFIs were local reactions. No hospitalizations or deaths were reported; 16% sought medical care. Acceptance and awareness of vaccination were high.Conclusions
Following the introduction of seasonal influenza vaccine in Lao PDR, self-reported adverse events were mild. 相似文献2.
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Bounlay Phommasack Ann Moen Phengta Vongphrachanh Reiko Tsuyuoka Nancy Cox Bouaphanh Khamphaphongphanh Darouny Phonekeo Takeshi Kasai Pakapak Ketmayoon Hannah Lewis Bounheuang Kounnavong Viengphone Khanthamaly Andrew Corwin 《The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene》2012,87(6):965-971
The Lao People''s Democratic Republic (PDR) committed to pandemic detection and response preparations when faced with the threat of avian influenza. Since 2006, the National Center for Laboratory and Epidemiology of Lao PDR has developed credible laboratory, surveillance, and epidemiological (human) capacity and as a result was designated a World Health Organization National Influenza Center in 2010. The Lao PDR experience in building influenza capacities provides a case study of the considerable crossover effect of such investments to augment the capacity to combat emerging and re-emerging diseases other than influenza. 相似文献
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