Parent's knowledge on immunization and their attitude towards dengvaxia /
Amalia Anne Corazon G. Macarandan ; Justine Ricel D. Manangan ; Gilbon Ren L. Mangaser ; Kristine Anne P. Martin ; Shamira L. Martin ; Angelica Mae D. Mateo ; Kendrick Aldrich James W. Maturino ; Marc Gabriel P. Merino ; Jamin Ica Mingua ; Monica Stephanie N. Moreno ; Magdalena F. Natividad ; Syrenne Glaine L. Ong ; Adrian Joseph F. Paisan ; Maria Angela Veronica R. Pingul ; Samantha P. Pucan ; Kristjan Edric R. Racadio ; Alison Marella J. Ramos ; Anna Dominique A. Reyes ; Sheila May E. Santos ; Althea Lourese D. Sengson ; Sherwin Chester R. Tape ; Ralph Alejandro M. Ugay ; Meredith S. Valdez and Evangel Jenesis L. Villa.
- Fairview, Quezon City Department of Community and Family Medicine, FEU-NRMF, 2019
- 24 pages: 28 cm.
Includes appendices and bibliographical references.
ABSTRACT: The Dengvaxia controversy triggered a change in attitude of parents towards the acceptability of this vaccine. The parents' knowledge about immunization could be a factor of this attitude modification. This research aimed to determine the relationship between parents' knowledge on immunizations and their attitude towards Dengvaxia.
Thesis - Department of Community & Family Medicine