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Religious facts in the refusal of vaccination are repeated worldwide. MEthoDS: the aim of this presentation is to analyse religious/ethnic risk factors for vaccination problems. RESUltS: the number of refusal events is increasing mainly in high resource/income countries. CoNClUSIoN: legislation, education, interreligious dialo gue are advisable in prevention of the increase of unvaccinated children. Original Article 6 Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Introduction low rates of vaccination within specific groups has been reported (1-5) in Amish, orthodox, Jewish, Roma, Mennonites and other religious/ethnic groups and can potentially leads to the spread of disease outbreaks. Researching attitudes, beliefs, religious views, medical reasons, etc. may help us to better understand the complexity of the problem of decreasing vaccination rates in developed high resource countries. United States: Graphic above shows the number of measles cases reported by year since 2010. Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention Vol. 11 No. 2 2020 Source: CDC Source: CDC From the beginning of the year through thursday, 1,241 individual cases of measles have been confirmed in 31 states, the CDC said.

Ethnic and Religious Minorities and The Refusal to Vaccinate in Europe and USA