The relationship between parents' attitudes to childhood vaccinations and health control focus

global level. However, despite successful permanence, it continues to live by being affected by a number of factors. One of the important factors in vaccine hesitation is individual characteristics. Health control center (SKO) is one of these features. It is important for children to identify which factors are effective in getting their children vaccinated. The aim of this thesis study is to determine the relationship between the attitudes of pregnant women towards their vaccines and the health control center. Family health centers located in the Yahşihan region of Kırıkkale province formed the descriptive size area, and the parents who had the vaccinator follow-up the regions between 0-6 years old. data; The Socio-demographic Characteristics Information Form was collected using the Safe Attitudes About Childhood Vaccines (PACV) Scale and the Multidimensional Locus of Health Control Scale (MDSCS). 220 volunteer parents participated in the study. Retention methods (number, percentage, median, mean, standard deviation) are used when retaining data. Nonparametric measures were used to evaluate the data of normal distributions according to the Kolmogrov-Smirnov test. Mann Whitney U test was used for the difference between two groups in quantitative aging comparison, Kruskal Wallis H test was used for comparisons of more than two groups, adjusted Bonferroni was used to find the group that made a difference, Spearman's expenditure analysis was used for the relationship between dependent variables. 1.8% of the participants kept their child's vaccinations fully protected and 11% of them had hesitations about vaccination. The mean PACV measurement of the conditions was 18.15±21.93. Score environments for MLSCOS sub-standards; Internal SCO was 21.46±4.18, Chance SCO was 13.84±7.01, Strong Others SCO was 23.37±6.34. It was aimed as a target between Chance SCR and PACV Scale scores, a positive relationship was detected