Sentence examples for get immunised from inspiring English sources

The vaccination levels for children ages 19 to 35 months in the US stood at 91.9% in 2013, below the 92% rate that ensures "herd immunity" that offers protection for those who can't get immunised for medical reasons and adults whose immunisation has worn off.

"The message is that it's never too late to get immunised - that means both teenagers and young adults.

Nevertheless, there is no obligatory duty to get immunised for medical staff so far.

In the survey, we found that adult vaccines are not being routinely recommended by HCPs, while members of the public indicates willingness to get immunised if their HCP recommends it.

Since the practice of influenza immunisation was commonly carried out as a family and often for the benefit of the children, they thought that parents may be less inclined to get immunised themselves if their children were immunised at school.

Travellers jetting off to exotic climes this winter face a scramble to get immunised against typhoid, because of a UK shortage of vaccine against the potentially fatal disease.

However, since the project, started hundreds of expectant mothers have received malaria nets, the number of children getting immunised has increased dramatically and 264 local people are now enrolled as members of village health teams across Katine's six sub-counties.

Just one in four children under five ended up getting immunised.

Last winter was a relatively mild flu season and health agencies have already warned of complacency when it comes to getting immunised.

Health officials have long feared the consequences of a lack of immunisation in a "missing generation" of older children – the 10- to 18-year-olds whose parents, for whatever reason, did not get them immunised as infants.

They look to you (school nurse) to rectify any problem and just sort it out getting their child immunised" (SN 2).