Watch L.J. Tan, MS, PhD, & Maria Woosley, DNP, APRN CPNP-AC discuss the different types of immunizations currently available, as well as those under review by FDA, policies impacting access to RSV immunizations and the real-world impact of RSV on infants, children and families.
To boost public health and maximize disease prevention, all immunizations should be treated the same.
This survey briefing discusses the indirect impact and burden of RSV on babies, young children, their families and the health care providers who treat young RSV patients. Two surveys were conducted, one of parents who had at least one child contract RSV, and one of pediatric health care providers who treat babies and young children with RSV.
General pediatrician Lynn Smitherman, MD, explains how the burden of RSV weighs heavily on babies, children and their families.
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