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For DTaP/IPV/Hib' Followed recommendations of health professionals. For MMR' Gathered information from the media and talked to other mums at playgroup and to their health visitor. Advice from their GP helped them to make a decision.
At time of interview’ married, one daughter, aged 5 years. Parent’s occupation’ Mother- Nursing Auxilary, Father- Plasterer. Ethnic background’ White-British.
For DTP/IPV/Hib' Followed recommendations of health professionals for her first child. For further immunisations Read leaflets given to her by her homeopath, read books and talked to her health visitor and GP. Gathered some information from the media but was aware that it may be biased to a specific perspective.
At time of interview’ married, 3 children, aged 10 years (daughter), 4 yrs (son), 12 weeks (son). Parent’s occupation’ Mother- Home Educator, Full time mum, Father- Estate Agent. Ethnic background’...
Very glad to have given her daughters the MMR.
No details given.
For DTaP/IPV/Hib' Followed recommendations of health professionals. For MMR' Read information recommended by relatives which was both pro and anti immunisation, read NHS information leaflets, talked to her GP and to friends.
At time of interview’ married, one son, aged 3 years. Parent’s Occupation’ Mother- Teacher, Father- Journalist. Ethnic background’ White-British.
He had a traumatic brain injury.
For DTaP/IPV/Hib' Followed recommendations of health professionals. Talking to other parents whose child had MMR and using the Internet to gather information on both sides of the argument helped her to make a decision about her daughter's MMR immunisation
At time of interview’ married, one daughter, aged 10 weeks. Parent’s occupation’ Mother- Jeweller, Father- Jeweller. Ethnic background’ White-British.
For DTaP/IPV/Hib' Information and advice from her brother, who works for a medical journal, experience of other children in the family being immunised with no ill effects, belief that some media reports were sensationalised and talking to the practice nurse helped her to make a decision.
At time of interview’ married, One son, aged 5 months. Parent’s occupation’ Mother- Bank Manager, Father- Chartered Accountant. Ethnic background’ White-British.
For DTaP/IPV/Hib' Followed recommendations of health professionals. For MMR she talked to the health visitor and GP, listened to media reports and trusted the decision that her boss had made about immunisation.
At time of interview’ married, one daughter, aged 16 months. Parent’s occupation’ Mother- Civil Servant MOD, Father- RAF. Ethnic background’ White-British.
For DTaP/IPV/Hib' Followed the recommendations of health professionals. She used the Internet to gather information on MMR, particularly from a parenting web site and talked to her Mum, which helped her to make a decision.
At time of interview’ married, two daughters, aged 3 years, aged 6 months. Autistic Spectrum Disorder in extended family. Parent’s occupation’ Mother-Travel Agent, Father- Photocopy Engineer. Ethnic background’ White-British.
For DTaP/IPV/Hib they followed recommendations of health professionals. For MMR' Read research papers in medical journals and talked to family members. Media reports and Department of Health literature had little influence on their decision.
At time of interview’ married, two children, aged 22 months (daughter) and 4 months (son). Autistic Spectrum Disorder in husband’s family. Parent’s occupation’ Mother- Vet, Father- Letter Cutter. Ethnic background’...
