Hopital civil - Centre de vaccinations internationnales - Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg

Very welcoming and competent staff

Great center, very well organized and everyone is very, very friendly! Well done ! 😁

This center should not have the authority to vaccinate infants. We went there at the request of our pediatrician. Never again will I set foot there, even if I have to pay fees in favor of professional practitioners rather than this robotic doctor and this center who have abused my son. Come with baby, who has a month, by appointment for 14h (the first available). We waited in an unsuitable waiting room: no place to breastfeed, no changing table (dirty furniture in disabled toilets is not one). An incredible number of people passed us on the grounds that "more priority". Of course, a trip to the tropics is more important than an infant arriving on time and waiting in discomfort. We were taken at 15h (1h late so), by a practitioner without any kindness. Ubiquitous questionnaire, without tac: "You have AIDS, if you have him he has it too and the vaccine will not work." The vaccination went very badly: this doctor does not know how to vaccinate! BCG is strictly intradermal! I did not see a papule, but rather a lot of blood. So you typed a vein, well done. The protocol specifies "slow injection". I did not have time to count to "1". Baby has uttered the most intense cry since birth. And Madame the "professional" to comment: "It should have given him the breast during vaccination". Are you really bored or what? This is our first baby, and he is his first vaccine. You do not think it would have been interesting to say it before? Following are comments that have nothing to do in the context of this center: "- Ah your vaccine Y is soon out of date, why did not you do it again? - Because my doctor was telling me that after birth it's ok too. - Ah, those doctors who think they know everything! And you gave birth or? Ah, at A / B / C / D, this is not a good clinic, midwives do not check if vaccines are up to date. " In short, after being late, and herself commented her colleagues of their pseudo-failings (Mom's vaccines are up to date until December), the practitioner comes out of his office and goes to get the next person in the queue . The protocol also specifies to wait 15-20 minutes in the event of a serious reaction. But this is immediately indicated: thank you for going, as when the employee of the fund starts the next customer. Do you seriously think that a parent can advise this center? Do you seriously think that your work is being done correctly towards infants?