Immunisation
Cross-source consensus on Immunisation from 1 sources and 6 claims.
1 sources · 6 claims
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- PRECHIC investigates whether prenatal and childhood immunisation influence childhood cancer risk. — German Million Children Cohort: a historical birth cohort based on claims data to investigate the impact of immunisation and other early life factors on the risk of cancer and other diseases in childhood – cohort profile
- Vaccination histories are reconstructed from GePaRD claims data starting at birth. — German Million Children Cohort: a historical birth cohort based on claims data to investigate the impact of immunisation and other early life factors on the risk of cancer and other diseases in childhood – cohort profile
- Among children with maternal data, 7.7% were born to mothers who had at least one vaccination during pregnancy. — German Million Children Cohort: a historical birth cohort based on claims data to investigate the impact of immunisation and other early life factors on the risk of cancer and other diseases in childhood – cohort profile
- The study assesses vaccination status by ever vaccinated, unvaccinated, completion of individual vaccine recommendations, and completion of the overall immunisation schedule. — German Million Children Cohort: a historical birth cohort based on claims data to investigate the impact of immunisation and other early life factors on the risk of cancer and other diseases in childhood – cohort profile
- Among children linkable to maternal claims, maternal vaccinations during pregnancy are assessed as prenatal exposures. — German Million Children Cohort: a historical birth cohort based on claims data to investigate the impact of immunisation and other early life factors on the risk of cancer and other diseases in childhood – cohort profile
- A six-month tolerance period is added to STIKO-recommended age windows because exact birth dates are unavailable and vaccinations may be delayed by illness. — German Million Children Cohort: a historical birth cohort based on claims data to investigate the impact of immunisation and other early life factors on the risk of cancer and other diseases in childhood – cohort profile