jofinЖурнал инфектологииJournal Infectology2072-6732IPO “АIDSSPbR"10.22625/2072-6732-2023-15-4-110-116jofin-1574Research ArticleСоциологическое исследованиеSociological researchКризис COVID-19 как вектор изменений в здравоохраненииThe COVID-19 crisis as a vector for changes in healthcareКорсакЕ. С.KorsakK. S.

Корсак Екатерина Сергеевна – ассистент кафедры инфекционных болезней

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Gomel

katsiaryna.korsak@gsmu.byВоропаевЕ. В.VoropaevE. V.

Воропаев Евгений Викторович – проректор по научной работе, к.м.н., доцент

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Gomel

voropaev.evgenii@gsmu.byКовалевА. А.KovalevA. A.

Ковалев Алексей Алексеевич – инженер-программист отдела науки и научно-методической информации

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Gomel

aleksey.kovalev@gsmu.byШаршаковаТ. М.SharshakovaT. M.

Шаршакова Тамара Михайловна –заведующий кафедрой общественного здоровья и здравоохранения с курсом ФПКиП, д.м.н., профессор

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Gomel

t_sharshakova@mail.ruСтомаИ. О.StomaI. O.

Стома Игорь Олегович – ректор, д.м.н., профессор

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Gomel

igor.stoma@gsmu.byГомельский государственный медицинский университетБеларусьGomel State Medical UniversityBelarus202311012024154110116Copyright © Корсак Е.С., Воропаев Е.В., Ковалев А.А., Шаршакова Т.М., Стома И.О., 20242024Корсак Е.С., Воропаев Е.В., Ковалев А.А., Шаршакова Т.М., Стома И.О.Korsak K.S., Voropaev E.V., Kovalev A.A., Sharshakova T.M., Stoma I.O.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://journal.niidi.ru/jofin/article/view/1574

Цель: оценить возможное влияние пандемии COVID-19 на отношение врачей Республики Беларусь к вакцинации.Материалы и методы: проведено анкетирование врачей Республики Беларусь различных специальностей при помощи сервиса Google Формы.Результаты: в опросе участвовало 1815 врачей из 7 регионов Республики Беларусь. Значительная часть респондентов (79,89%, или 1450 чел.) относятся к вакцинации положительно, 16,42% (298 чел.) – нейтрально, часть респондентов (3,69%, или 67 чел.) имеют негативное отношение к вакцинации. Наибольшая доля положительных оценок по отношению к вакцинации выявлена у врачей-инфекционистов, врачей-педиатров и врачей профилактической направленности. Для существенной части респондентов (62,7%, или 1138 чел.) пандемия вызвала интерес к вопросам вакцинации. Отношение к вакцинации большинства опрошенных врачей либо не изменилось (49,2%, или 893 чел.), либо изменилось в лучшую сторону (47,22%, или 857 чел.). Подавляющая часть респондентов прививается от COVID-19 и гриппа. Готовность вакцинироваться от гриппа чаще отмечена у инфекционистов и врачей профилактической направленности.Заключение: пандемия COVID-19 не только внесла изменения в практическую медицину и науку, но также трансформировала информационное пространство, создала предпосылки к реформам в образовании, показала важность общечеловеческих ценностей. Пандемия COVID-19 повлияла на рост заинтересованности врачей в вопросах вакцинации.

Objective. To assess the possible impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the attitudes of Belarusian doctors toward vaccination.Materials and methods. A questionnaire survey has been conducted using the Google Forms service for doctors of different specialties in the Republic of Belarus.Results. A total of 1815 doctors from 7 regions of the Republic of Belarus participated in the survey. A considerable part of the respondents (79,89%, or 1450 people) have a positive attitude to vaccination, 16,42% (298 people) – neutral, a part of the respondents (3,69%, or 67 people) have a negative attitude towards vaccination. The highest percentage of positive evaluations of the attitude towards vaccination was revealed among infectious disease doctors, pediatricians and doctors of prophylactic specialization. For a significant proportion of respondents (62.7%, or 1,138 people), the pandemic raised an interest in vaccination issues. The attitudes toward vaccination by the majority of surveyed physicians either remained unchanged (49.2%, or 893 people) or changed for the better (47.22%, or 857 people). The vast majority of respondents are vaccinated against COVID-19 and influenza. Willingness to be vaccinated against influenza was most noted among infectious disease specialists and prophylactic physicians.Conclusion. The COVID-19 pandemic changed more than just practical medicine and science, it also transformed the information field, initiated educational reforms, and demonstrated the importance of human values. The COVID-19 pandemic influenced the physicians’ growing interest in vaccination.

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