Sentence examples for country immunization program from inspiring English sources
RI consists in providing all vaccinations listed in a country immunization program schedule.
Some pointed to the vaccination campaign's cost of 3.5 billion Philippine pesos, more than the rest of the country's immunization program combined, according to local news reports.
It also marked a decrease in the OPV operational cost per child from US$0.61 to US$0.11, the lowest ever cost recorded by the country's immunization program.
A month before the campaign, a crisis communication workshop was organized with key officials and representatives from ministries of health, to brief them on how to deal with situations that might jeopardize the campaign or be detrimental to the country's immunization program.
We argue that the decision of which vaccine to use within a country-specific immunization program should be made by taking these differences explicitly into account.
However data from this evaluation indicated that health ministry officials wanted to continue using AD syringes once they had been introduced into their country's immunization programs.
In addition to demonstration of safety and efficacy, there are many factors that influence whether a newly licensed vaccine will be introduced into a country's national immunization program, particularly in resource-constrained environments.
Based on the vaccine's limited protection against dengue types 1 and 2 in the trial in Southeast Asia, Singapore's environment minister Vivian Balakrishnan declared last month that it's "not good enough" to be added to his country's national immunization program.
Evaluating the impact of the vaccine's introduction on a country's national immunization program.
Both countries launched immunization programs around 40 years ago with a strategy of mass vaccination of high-risk populations.
To decide which vaccine could best be used in countries' national immunization programs, an analytical comparison in terms of cost-effectiveness between both vaccines is required.
