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Interview 34
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In Orthodox Jewish families, parents often follow what decision their own mothers made about immunisation.
For all immunisations: Trusted and followed the advice of her Orthodox Jewish GP. Took in to account her parent's views and the fact she had immunisations as a child. Information from family and friends in the local community also influenced her decision.
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Interview 34
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Her decision was influenced by her parents' views and her Orthodox Jewish GP.
For all immunisations: Trusted and followed the advice of her Orthodox Jewish GP. Took in to account her parent's views and the fact she had immunisations as a child. Information from family and friends in the local community also influenced her decision.
Pregnancy & children
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Immunisation
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Youngest child's age 3-4 years
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Interview 34
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The environment in which immunisations are given and the timing of clinics can affect parent's decisions to return for future vaccinations.
For all immunisations: Trusted and followed the advice of her Orthodox Jewish GP. Took in to account her parent's views and the fact she had immunisations as a child. Information from family and friends in the local community also influenced her decision.
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