Pediatric RSV-Protection and Social Risk in Three Academic Primary Care Centers

Key Points

• Social risk factors notably influence the effectiveness of RSV protection in pediatric populations.
• Evidence shows that children from disadvantaged backgrounds are more vulnerable to RSV, impacting health outcomes.
• Analysis across three academic primary care centers assessed the relationship between social risks and RSV immunization rates.
• Findings highlight the urgent need for tailored strategies to reduce health disparities in pediatric care.