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COVID-19 Vaccination How the Assistance to the Patient of Rare Disease Was Delivered
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: Received: 6 August 2023 / Approved: 7 August 2023 / Online: 9 August 2023 (02:40:09 CEST)
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Moraes, M.C.; Duarte, I.; Nunes, R. Assistance and Delivery of COVID-19 Vaccinations to Patients with Rare Diseases. Healthcare 2023, 11, 2781. Moraes, M.C.; Duarte, I.; Nunes, R. Assistance and Delivery of COVID-19 Vaccinations to Patients with Rare Diseases. Healthcare 2023, 11, 2781.
Abstract
The anti-Covid19 vaccination campaign has been fortified on the positive effects that immunization is bringing the nations, since infection rates, hospitalizations, and deaths have been falling according to the data in constant disclosure by official government organs and the channels of communication. In Brazil, the effective and free National Vaccination Program haven’t prioritized patients with rare diseases, who have extreme comorbidities, and who had to follow the calendar prepared by the government. The problematic question is why these “rare people” weren´t considered priorities. The understanding of the reasons and the resumption of the debate about the rights of patients with rare diseases justify this study, which sought to be based on regular descriptors issued by official government agencies and by critics of rare disease issues in debates made in scientific articles. We sought to respond to the following objectives: analyze dispensed care of rare disease patients in the vaccination campaign anti-Covid-19; identify the procedures implemented by the National Vaccination Plan for the Brazilian population over 18 years of age; describe the panorama of the pandemic disease since its discovery to the mutations already disseminated; and evaluate the effectiveness of the plan implemented from the perspective of “rare person”.
Keywords
doença rara; COVID 19; vacinação; Políticas públicas
Subject
Public Health and Healthcare, Public Health and Health Services
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