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Kostas Danis

5 works· latest 2018· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-6727-7344

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Socioeconomic factors play a more important role in childhood vaccination coverage than parental perceptions: a cross-sectional study in Greece2009 · 164 citations
Socioeconomic disparities associated with 29 common infectious diseases in Sweden, 2005–14: an individually matched case-control study2018 · 79 citations
Low vaccination coverage for seasonal influenza and pneumococcal disease among adults at-risk and health care workers in Ireland, 2013: The key role of GPs in recommending vaccination2016 · 68 citations
Improving mapping for Ebola response through mobilising a local community with self-owned smartphones: Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone, January 20152018 · 24 citations
Predictors Of Childhood Vaccination Uptake: A Cross-sectional Study In Greece2010 · 16 citations

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Socioeconomic disparities associated with 29 common infectious diseases in Sweden, 2005–14: an individually matched case-control study

The Lancet Infectious Diseases·2018·6 authors

79citations

Improving mapping for Ebola response through mobilising a local community with self-owned smartphones: Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone, January 2015

PLoS ONE·2018·11 authors·Open access

24citations

Low vaccination coverage for seasonal influenza and pneumococcal disease among adults at-risk and health care workers in Ireland, 2013: The key role of GPs in recommending vaccination

Vaccine·2016·6 authors

68citations

Predictors Of Childhood Vaccination Uptake: A Cross-sectional Study In Greece

Procedia in Vaccinology·2010·5 authors·Open access

16citations

Socioeconomic factors play a more important role in childhood vaccination coverage than parental perceptions: a cross-sectional study in Greece

Vaccine·2009·5 authors

164citations