Study of adherence of pharmaceutical workers and population to immunoprophylaxis of coronaviral infection

Abstract

The results of this study indicate a lack of adherence to immunoprophylaxis of coronavirus infection both among the surveyed pharmaceutical workers, who are both senior students of the pharmaceutical faculty, and the population, and the need for educational, informational and educational work among them. The topic of immunization of coronavirus infection and other infectious diseases can be one of the topical topics in advanced training courses for pharmacists and pharmacists. In turn, the information and educational work of the pharmacist among the population, carried out in accordance with the labor functions of professional standards, can help improve people's knowledge about the device and mechanisms of action of vaccines against coronavirus. Comprehensive and understandable informing the population about vaccines, from scientific, medical, pharmaceutical, ethical, religious and other positions, can help to overcome internal anti-vaccination attitudes in people and form a commitment to immunoprophylaxis of coronavirus infection and other infectious diseases. In general, this will help people make an informed, independent and free decision about immunization.