Research on construction and application of vaccination information in department of obstetrics in Foshan

SUN Bao-zhi; HUANG Jin-mei; ZHU Zhi-wei; LI Yan-rong; HUANG Yong-xin; HUANG Wei-heng

doi:10.19568/j.cnki.23-1318.2019.02.018

Abstract：Objective To evaluate the application effects of vaccination information module for neonatal in department of obstetrics in Foshan, provide reference ideas to realize the whole process of information management of children vaccination with newborn as the starting point.Methods By means of data exchange, port technology and other methods, and taking newborn coding as the information exchange medium, the information management system of Foshan immune planning and maternal and child health information system (C/S architecture) was connected, and the obstetric neonatal vaccination module was developed and applied.Results The module had been developed and applied for 1 year.The rate of parturient delivery information sharing, the rate of newborn obstetric filing, the rate of complete vaccination information filling, and the rate of obtaining HBsAg and HIV test results of newborn mothers in 49 obstetric vaccination units were 100％.The completeness rate of newborn information was 95.83％.The first inoculation rate of hepatitis B was 92.40％.The BCG vaccination rate was 90.78％.The reasons for unvaccinated were mainly taboo of vaccination and low birth weight.Individual electronic file of neonatal prevention inoculation were checked, and that statistic of basic information and vaccine inoculation information were completed, and the sample quantity was 400 persons.After the application of the information module of obstetric vaccination, the registration completeness of the basic information and vaccination information of newborns were significantly improved (χ2=134.31, 233.93, P<0.01).Conclusion The application of vaccination information in department of obstetrics in Foshan can perfect the whole process of information management for children's vaccination in the city, improve the efficiency of archiving newborn vaccination, and standardize the vaccination work for school-age children in the city.