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. 2021 May 20;17(10):3457–3462. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2021.1923345

Table 1.

Questions of the survey collecting opinions of physicians about vaccination in Turkey during the pandemic and distribution of the answers

  Family practitioners(%) Pediatricians(%) Pediatric infectious diseases specialists(%)
Do you recommend routine vaccination to your patients during the COVID-19 pandemic?
 -Yes
-No
Do you think that there have been setbacks in routine vaccination during the COVID-19 pandemic?
 -Yes
 -No

91.6
8.4



(n = 2860)




73.9
25.4
(n = 1908)




94.2
5.8
(n = 70)
Which was the attitude of your patients regarding the routine vaccination during the pandemic?*
 -They do not want to come for vaccination due to the pandemic.
 -There is no problem in vaccination during the pandemic.
 -other than these

38.3
57.0
4.5
(n = 2580)

74.4
10.5
7.6
(n = 1644)

65.8
11.4
12.8
(n = 70)
What are your needs/recommendations for the prevention of setbacks in routine vaccination during the course of COVID-19 pandemic?
 -preparing a national guideline on routine vaccination services during COVID-19 pandemic
 -the importance of the continuation of childhood vaccines could be emphasized through written and visual media and social media with short films (public service ad) aimed at informing the public
 -designating special service areas reserved for immunization services
 -all of these
 -no need/recommendation


4.0
21.7

10.8
62.5
2.7
(n = 1670)


5.5
20.7

6.6
57.7
5.1
(n = 1620)


5.7
27.1

30.0
37.2
0.0
(n = 70)

* The chi-square statistic with Yates correction is 42.0022. The p-value is < 0.00001. Significant at p < .05 for family physician with pediatrician