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This study evaluates the perception, access, and coverage of vaccinations among patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Mexico.

P1228Evaluation of perception, access, and vaccination coverage in patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease treated at a specialized referral clinic in Mexico

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This study evaluates the perception, access, and coverage of vaccinations among patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Mexico.
Observational, analytical, and cross-sectional design
Diverse patient population with confirmed UC or CD diagnoses
Structured survey collecting vaccination history and barriers to immunization
Statistical analysis using SPSS, with chi-square and Fisher’s exact tests for comparisons
Only 52.5% of patients reported a complete vaccination schedule
More than half (55.9%) received at least one vaccine post-IBD diagnosis
Only 23.7% were aware of special vaccination schedules for immunosuppressed individuals
Main barriers included lack of information (84.7%) and absence of medical recommendations (25.4%)
A majority (89.8%) consider vaccination important, despite gaps in coverage

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Observational study assesses vaccination knowledge and access in Inflammatory Bowel Disease patients, indicating gaps in immunization efforts.

Rosales et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Observational study assesses vaccination knowledge and access in Inflammatory Bowel Disease patients, indicating gaps in immunization efforts.