Are Parents Making and Informed Choice When Their Children Receive DPT Vaccination?By Richard Lanigan
This is a a shortened version of the dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for degree of MSc in Health Promotion and Public Health. Clink on any of the chapters listed below to go direct to that complete chapter.
Table of Contents:
1.1 Introduction2.1 Immunisation 2.2 “Hygeia” and Improved Living Conditions 2.3 Infection and the Immune System 2.4 Promoting Health 2.5 Empowerment 2.6 The Medical Approach to Health Promotion 2.7 Cost Effectiveness 2.8 “Partnerships” – Communicating with “Partners” 2.9 Vaccination Debate 2.10 MMR 2.11 Vaccine Non-Compliance 2.12 DTP Vaccine Problems2.13 DTaP A Safer Vaccine 2.14 Is Mercury The Problem 2.15 Rebuilding Confidence In The Vaccination Programmes 2.16 Medicine And Politics 2.17 “Scientific Slight Of Hand” 2.18 Conflict Of Interest 2.19 The Cost of Side Effects2.20 Promoting Immunisation 2.21 Risk v Benefits 2.22 The Media 2.23 Informing Patients About Immunisation 2.24 Consent 2.25 General Medical Council Guidelines 3.1 Discussion 3.2 Summary4.2 Bibliography