Sentence examples for preemptive vaccination from inspiring English sources
It has been used less frequently to prevent the spread of an epidemic (preemptive vaccination) or to help control newly introduced disease (reactive vaccination).
In 2005 post-tsunami Aceh, Indonesia, a preemptive vaccination campaign for ≈79,000 persons lasted 6 months, achieved 2-dose coverage of 69%, and cost US$18 per fully immunized person, with >$8.15 being indirect campaign costs.
In cases where disease course or treatment allows a physician to predict a future deterioration in immune status, it remains to be seen whether preemptive vaccination will be safe or efficacious in reducing the incidence of HZ.
We also considered the effect of preemptive mass vaccination, which reduced the reproduction number for all cases by a factor of 0.44, regardless of whether cases were in the cluster or missed.
Future climate-based forecasting of diarrheal disease epidemics in other settings should incorporate the localized and heterogeneous nature of risk to allow for efficient targeting of scare resources such as preemptive rotavirus vaccination or provision of water filtration devices (Akanda et al., 2014, Lantagne and Clasen, 2012).
Finally, we discuss the various recommendations and modalities for HBV vaccination, preemptive treatment, and patient management, according to the level of risk and to the circumstances in which reactivation occurs.
OCVs are increasingly being used as part of preemptive and reactive vaccination strategies (8 – 18 ).
Controlling classical swine fever (CSF) involves vaccination in endemic regions and preemptive slaughter of infected swine herds during epidemics.
Using emergency vaccination to reduce the transmission rate could provide an alternative to preemptive culling to reduce the susceptibility of healthy flocks at risk.
Application of the DIVA strategy has resulted in the approval of the use of vaccination as an additional tool for the eradication of 2 epidemics of LPAI (H7N1 and H7N3) without massive preemptive killing of animals.
