Self-reported COVID-19 vaccination coverage in Venezuela: Results of national sample surveys (June-December 2021)

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Publicado: Jul 15, 2022
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Venezuela, COVID-19, pandemic, vaccination coverage, household surveys

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Marino J. González R
Professor, Simon Bolivar University (USB), Venezuela. National Corresponding Member No. 39 of the National Academy of Medicine. Member of the Latin American Academy of Sciences (ACAL). Associate Researcher, University of La Rioja, Spain
Félix Seijas Rodríguez
Professor, Central University of Venezuela (UCV), Venezuela. Director, Delphos Institute, Caracas, Venezuela.

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Introduction: Unlike many Latin American countries, Venezuela has not had an official record of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered during the pandemic. This paper is the first report on COVID-19 vaccination coverage using household sample surveys. Methods: The paper systematizes preliminary reports with results of questions included in national surveys conducted in Venezuela in June, August, September, November, and December 2021, to estimate COVID-19 vaccination coverage. All surveys were conducted in population centers of 1000 and more inhabitants. In each survey, 1 200 persons aged 18 years and older were interviewed in their homes.

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González R, M. J. ., & Seijas Rodríguez, F. . (2022). Self-reported COVID-19 vaccination coverage in Venezuela: Results of national sample surveys (June-December 2021). Gaceta Médica De Caracas, 130(2S). Recuperado a partir de http://saber.ucv.ve/ojs/index.php/rev_gmc/article/view/24127
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Vol. 130 Núm. 2S (2022)
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ANÁLISIS DE TÓPICOS-ESPECÍFICOS
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