Knowledge gaps and research priorities regarding vaccination in pregnancy: A Canadian perspective from the prevention of infections in the maternal-infant dyad (PRIMED) consortium
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Key Points
Vaccination in pregnancy protects both women and infants from communicable diseases and improves health outcomes.
The survey and workshops highlighted priority areas like CMV, GBS, and RSV, underscoring the need for focused research efforts.
A roadmap for vaccination in pregnancy research was developed, with findings shared among immunization stakeholders.
The results advocate for enhanced studies into attitudes towards vaccination among pregnant individuals and healthcare providers.
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Implication
Cross-sectional survey identifies key vaccination research priorities during pregnancy, suggesting critical focus areas for future studies.