Sentence examples for distribution of immunisation from inspiring English sources

The immunisation providers and managers reiterated that distribution of immunisation services was poor.

Better distribution of immunisation providers decreases the distance to health providers which in turn increases immunisation status among children due to lower financial costs and shorter time needed to get to these providers.

Similar to the findings of a bibliometric analysis [ 3] of childhood immunisations research productivity in Africa from 1974 to 2010, we found that the distribution of childhood immunisations research across Africa was highly skewed with six countries (South Africa, The Gambia, Nigeria, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau and Kenya) accounting for slightly over half of the total research output analysed.

8 In 2010, distribution of TIV to immunisation providers in WA (general medical practitioners and government health services) began on 8 March and the childhood influenza vaccination program was publicly launched on 19 March.

Block randomization were used to ensure equal distribution of adjuvants among the immunisation groups.

This household-level finding supports the district-level findings, namely that a more even distribution of village health posts as one of immunisation providers improves immunisation coverage.

To compare the effect of route of immunisation on the kinetics and distribution of the antibody responses, mice were immunised i.n. or i.d. with gp140 and adjuvants.

This includes the introduction of postpartum home visits, strengthening postpartum outreach services, integration of postpartum services for the mother in child immunisation clinics, distribution of postpartum care guidelines among health workers and upgrading postpartum care knowledge and skills through training.

The aim of CEVAG is to encourage the efficient and safe use of vaccines to prevent, control and if possible eradicate infectious diseases, by raising awareness of immunisation and by the compilation and distribution of appropriate information.

For the second, parameters were based on published estimates of the age distribution of poliomyelitis cases in developed countries in the absence of immunisation [ 9].

A continent wide campaign against Newcastle disease should be developed (i.e. PANDEC: - Pan-African Newcafter Disease Eradicathen CamPan African Rinderpest Campaign PARCan Rinderpesincempaitn (PARC) since it will similarly require the establishment of a sero-monitoring network and distribution of ELISA kits for rapid field monitoring of the effectiveness of immunisation.