I'm sorry kawazuki if you took offence at my post, but your reply doesn't actually convince me that you have an overly different mentality then the majority of health care providers - as it still contains the cart before the horse logic. "Cart" logic that says parents should prove vaccines are UNsafe, prove they directly DO cause an issue, and DON'T work in order to NOT or STOP injecting them into their children. "Horse" logic says that the medical establishment should prove that they DO work, ARE safe, and DON'T directly cause an issues BEFORE injecting them. I KNOW the dangers of NOT vaccinating, however (and I'm sure you can't really tell me otherwise) I DON'T really know ALL the dangers, both short and long term, of vaccinating because not enough research has really been done in the area, and often possible links are investigated only if someone first thinks to investigate it and secondly can get the funding to investigate it. I guess it really comes down to what choice a parent can live with.
I agree not enough research has been done.
BUT enough has been done to prove that there is minimal chance of danger.
nothing is ever 100% as long as the parents go into it with the most education and understanding that is what I am worried about.

I have a duty to ensure my patients know what MAY Happen.
and the biggest factor is actually that person, as how it reacts with one person will be 100% different to another person.
They are tested for around 20-30 years before being introduced, with exception to pandemic vaccines, though they are made on a base which HAS been.

I am more annoyed with the whole labelling of a profession instead of a single person.
its like saying all dads should go to work and be the bread winners. its not true.

I do not believe PARENTS should prove a vaccine is unsafe. as it is the medical professions job to do so.
But i DO BELIEVE that a parent should be taken seriously when they ring with a concern.

I can't change the way teh government and health commission work nor do i even try to understand but i do work with it and try to make it user friendly for parents