Papillomavirus vaccination in France according to 2008 to 2012 Vaccinoscopie(®) data.

Unlabelled: Vaccination against human papillomavirus infections (HPV), introduced in the French vaccinal schedule in 2007, was recommended until the end of 2012 for 14-year-old girls, with a catch-up policy until 23years of age. We followed the evolution of this vaccine coverage rate (VC) during these 5years in the Vaccinoscopie(®) survey.

Method: We present the analysis of data collected in 2012 from a sample of 1136 mothers of girls 14 to 16years of age.

Evolution of hepatitis B vaccine coverage rates in France between 2008 and 2011.

Unlabelled: High vaccine coverage rates were reached for hepatitis B vaccination in teenagers nearly two decades ago (1995), but controversy sharply decreased the rate of vaccination in France, requiring high remobilization in its favor and careful monitoring of vaccine coverage rates. We report the results of Vaccinoscopie(®) survey which has monitored the yearly evolution of vaccine coverage rates since 2008.

Method: A representative national sample of 5250 mothers was recruited in 2011: 3000 mothers of infants (1000 for each of the following age range: 0-11 months, 12-23 months, and 24-35 months of age) and 2250 mothers of teenagers.

[Annual trends (2008-2011) in early childhood vaccination coverage for the French population: the Vaccinoscopie(®) study].

Unlabelled: Assessing vaccination coverage (VC) is a critical part of adherence to immunization guidelines and beyond vaccine effectiveness can fill possible gaps and optimize VC. The aim of this study was to measure annual VC trends (2008-2011) among children 0-6years of age.

Methods: An Internet survey was conducted using a self-administrated questionnaire to a representative sample (quota method) of mothers reporting their child's immunization record.