Volume 7,Issue 1
Observation on the Application Effect of Safe Vaccination Nursing Intervention in Children’s Vaccination
Objective: To analyze the impact of implementing safe vaccination care on the effectiveness of children’s vaccination. Methods: The research subjects were selected from January to December 2024. 80 children who came to our hospital for outpatient vaccination were selected as observation subjects. They were divided into a safety care group and a routine care group, with 40 children in each group using the random number table method. The routine care group adopted routine care methods of vaccination, while the safety care group used the safe vaccination nursing intervention model under the premise of routine care. The two groups of parents were compared on their mastery of vaccination knowledge and the incidence of adverse reactions after vaccination. Results: The incidence of adverse reactions during vaccination of children in the safe care group was significantly lower than that in the routine care group, and their parents’ satisfaction with care was higher than that in the routine care group (P < 0.05). Conclusion: Using safe vaccination care in vaccination can improve the safety of vaccination and improve family satisfaction with care, and can be promoted in vaccination work.
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