Sentence examples for expanded Programme of immunization from inspiring English sources

In Tajikistan, $1.5 million will cover essential drugs and will strengthen the expanded programme of immunization.

EPI: Expanded programme of immunization; PHC: Primary health care; WHO: World Health Organization; CHDR: Child Health Development Record.

The World Health Organization is also contributing to the reactivation of the Iraq's Expanded Programme of Immunization by re-establishing the country's vital disease surveillance system.

Investing in health In collaboration with the Health Directorate in Kirkuk Governorate, UNICEF held a two-day policy workshop highlighting the extent of political will behind attempts to boost Iraq's Expanded Programme of Immunization.

In the late 1970s, all the uni-purpose (vertical) programmes were integrated and the preventive efforts were shifted to childhood diseases only through an expanded programme of immunization and health education.

Islamabad, 30 October 2014 - the largest ever shipment of vaccines for immunizing children and women against vaccine preventable diseases intended for routine immunization and campaign activities arrived in Pakistan in October as part of the country's Expanded Programme of Immunization (EPI).

The authors also thank Dr. Lance Rodewald, officer of expanded programme on immunization in WHO Office in China, for his comments and recommendations and editing this manuscript.

The management of the expanded programme on immunization (or EPI) has been decentralized through the delegation of planning, implementation and monitoring to district immunization units.

Two key achievements have been the full resumption and re-activation of the Ministry of Health's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) and the establishment of Oral Rehydration Therapy (ORT) corners in a number of hospitals and Primary Health Care centres, accompanied by substantial progress in the use of ORT.

In all regions of the country, households were selected using random-sampling software developed by a statistician (X-TC) according to the expanded programme on immunization (EPI) method of WHO [17].

Health and nutrition: As part of the expanded programme on immunization (EPI), UNICEF will support local measles and maternal/neonatal tetanus campaigns, organize outreach to boost routine EPI coverage, set up a monitoring system and support communication activities.