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National survey reveals varied infection-prevention practices and no transmission during inpatient live vaccination in pediatric hospitals, indicating benefits outweigh perceived risks.
Among pediatric institutions surveyed, administration of MMR, VAR, and RV was frequently allowed, though infection-prevention practices varied, particularly for VAR. Most institutions used standard precautions and reported no vaccine-derived transmission. Despite ongoing safety concerns and limited formal policies, most respondents believed benefits outweighed risks.
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