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The Role of Health Education in Vaccination Nursing
Mengjiao Yao1, Xiaoping Gu1, Yujie Mo1
1Jiangqiao Community Healthcare Center, Jiading, Shanghai, China.
Abstract:
The role of health education in vaccination is very important. Through various forms of activities, comprehensive and systematic education of health knowledge for people can promote students and others to be aware of vaccination and actively cooperate with vaccination work. Therefore, this article intends to conduct an in-depth study of the role of health education in prevention and treatment and to enhance people's awareness of vaccination. This article mainly uses questionnaire survey method, interview method, and controlled experiment to explain and analyze the effect of health education. The subjects of this questionnaire are students, parents, and staff. They have mixed reviews for its role in vaccination, but the overall situation is positive. 239 out of 500 people believe that health education can reduce allergic reactions and improve the effectiveness of vaccines. In the control experiment, after health education and publicity training, the parents of the observation group were significantly better than the control group in terms of mastering the relevant knowledge of vaccination, successfully vaccinating unplanned vaccines, etc. This shows that the importance of health education in vaccination care is incomparable.
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