Sentence examples for implementation of immunisation from inspiring English sources

Successful implementation of immunisation programmes requires adequate availability of all the items outlined in all the building blocks of the WHO health system framework.

Findings will be disseminated to participants, relevant UK organisations with responsibility for the implementation of immunisation policy and Traveller health/welfare; and submitted for publication in academic journals.

A three-step sampling process was used to select 16 primary health centre (PHC) areas as study sites for maximum variability of regions with successful implementation of immunisation programmes in terms of coverage.

A summary of the findings on the barriers and facilitators to uptake and acceptability of immunisation for all six Traveller communities will be sent to relevant national UK agencies and organisations responsible for the implementation of immunisation policy and Traveller health and welfare including professional bodies.

16 These are important barriers to achieving successful implementation of the immunisation programme in the community and primary care settings.

This included a review of the relevant literature and documents as well as a field-based study of implementation of the immunisation programme.

Explicit and implicit values and norms are critical to the implementation of paediatric immunisation programmes as they influence the institutionalisation of programmes.

LUANDA/New York, 22 SEPTEMBER 2003 – In an audacious move to reduce Angola's child mortality, the Ministry of Health, UNICEF and WHO have launched a program to fast-track the implementation of routine immunisation across Angola.

Angola launches bold plan to roll out routine immunisation LUANDA/New York, 22 SEPTEMBER 2003 – In an audacious move to reduce Angola's child mortality, the Ministry of Health, UNICEF and WHO have launched a program to fast-track the implementation of routine immunisation across Angola.

This effect was also observed on overcrowding in both hospitals, with a bed occupancy rate for all cause AGE >25% in only 1% of the time in Tampere and 9% in Oulu after the implementation of the immunisation program, compared to 13%and48%8% in the pre-vaccination period respectively.

These are designed to enable systematic safety evaluation of vaccine clinical trials and post-implementation programmes of immunisations in pregnancy.