VaccinarSì
"VaccinarSì" is an initiative that involves recognized experts in the field and which aims to offer the population and health professionals useful, valid elements and, above all, accompanied by scientific evidence, to be able to protect their own health and that of their children with all recommended vaccinations.
Website: http://www.vaccinarsi.org/
Country: Italy
Last evaluation: 2017
Website audience(s):
Healthcare professionals, policy makers
Description of the website
The website of VaccinarSì is a member of the WHO-led project Vaccine Safety Net (VSN).
VaccinarSì is an Internet portal that aims to provide useful information, references and explanatory articles, accompanied by scientific feedback, to help people and healthcare professionals choose to protect their health and their children with all the recommended vaccinations.
The supervision of information is entrusted to accredited experts who are part of the Scientific Committee of VaccinarSì.
Website’s sponsorship policy
The economic sources of livelihood and the human resources available in VaccinarSì project are taken by the SItI (Società Italiana di Igiene, Medicina Preventiva e Sanità Pubblica = Italian Society of Hygiene, Preventive Medicine and Public Health), which supports the initiative too with a contribution of Farmindustria.
The portal also benefits from the collaboration of University Professors, Researchers, Public Health Operators, civil society members. The collaboration is free of charge. The web pages of VaccinarSì does not contain advertising.
Website’s content or editorial policy
The information contained on the web pages of VaccinarSì does not intend to replace the opinions, advice, directions and therapies provided by medical practitioners or provided by recognized healthcare structures. Therefore, the information provided integrating, and not replacing, the relationship between the patient and his / her doctor.
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