Covid-19 vaccination in health District III of Recife - PE, Brazil, in 2021 and 2022
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Objective: Analyzing the Covid-19 vaccination of residents and vaccinated individuals in Health District III in Recife between 2021 and 2022. Methods: Descriptive quantitative observational study of the resident population and individuals immunized against Covid-19 in DS III using the Conecta Recife-Minha Vacina information system. Sociodemographic, vaccination, and immunization network organization variables were analyzed. The data were stored and structured in Microsoft Excel, and the results were presented in tables and graphs with absolute and relative frequencies, measures of central tendency, and dispersion. Results: A total of 120,563 doses were administered during the period, with higher adherence among females (58.49%), white race (60.02%), and the general public (46.68%). The doses administered as primary and booster shots were 70.49% and 29.51%, respectively. The Casa Amarela neighborhood had the highest number of doses administered (22.11%), and the most widely used vaccine was AstraZeneca (38.80%). The Covid-19 vaccination strategies included a gradual opening based on population criteria, installation of mobile units, followed by expansion to fixed units. Conclusion: The immunization strategies need to be strengthened to reach more vulnerable groups. Studies analyzing vaccine coverage and information systems can contribute to health management.
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