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Vaccination against the papilomavirus infections at female students 8th and 9 elementary school classes in the region Písek and their awareness of the issues
MAREŠOVÁ, Lucie
This dissertation thesis touches very current and among public and experts often discussed topic. It concerns particularly matter of papillomaviral infections and vaccination against them. The research proved vaccination-coverage level of respondents and also their knowledge level. The vaccination-coverage level of girls is very high (almost 80%). A lot of girls also used possibility of full vaccination in the age of 13. This dissertation thesis should serve as a source and summary information about HPV viruses, diseases caused by them, about ways of transmission and epidemiological measures. Furthermore it also informs about cervical cancer, risk factors, diagnostical possibilities, therapy and at last but not lest about prevention of cervical carcinoma.
The question of mandatory vaccination and vaccination coverage
Borovcová, Anna ; Bezchlebová, Daniela (advisor) ; Fabiánová, Jana (referee)
The main concern of this thesis is the issue of mandatory vaccination and vaccination coverage in the Czech Republic. Therefore it focuses on all vaccines against infectious diseases which are now mandatory for all of the children: measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus, viral hepatitis B, poliomyelitis and diseases caused by Haemophilus influenzae type b. The goal of this thesis is to illustrate the importance and benefits of vaccination on incidence and mortality of these diseases. Another part of this thesis is also description of methodology which is used to gather data about vaccination coverage and what the results are. In this part Liberec Region is used as an example. As a result of the unsuitable methodology which is used for data gathering in the Czech Republic, it was not possible to say whether the vaccination coverage de-creases in time. The thesis itself provides an information overview about vaccination which is important from demographic point of view and it also might be an impulse for changing current methodology of data collection.

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