Sentence examples for routine immunisation from inspiring English sources

That means improving routine immunisation coverage and highlighting urban blind spots.

More than 600,000 children missed out on routine immunisation in these countries.

"In some countries there is a failure of routine immunisation," he said.

Dr Oyewale Tomori is president of the Nigerian Academy of Science and chairman of Nigeria's Expert Review Committee on Polio Eradication and Routine Immunisation.

Routine immunisation for chickenpox is currently only offered in the UK to healthcare workers and others who are at risk of contracting the illness or passing it on.

They are tied to their hometown through the household-registration, or hukou, system and do not qualify for free health services, such as routine immunisation, outside it.

The structures and policies necessary for effective routine immunisation programmes, with a focus on universal coverage, are essential building blocks of a functioning health system, and often help the poorest and most vulnerable people gain access to other health services.

Immunisation programmes play an important role in the prevention of epidemics: not just through immunisation against a specific disease but by way of the wider impact routine immunisation has on health systems.

But, with many of the countries in question already struggling to improve routine immunisation rates, it remains to be seen how reliably four doses of Mosquirix can be deployed.

The extra money will be given on the understanding that routine immunisation is strengthened in the countries affected.

Objective: To compare projected economic costs and health benefits associated with using pneumococcal conjugate heptavalent vaccine as routine immunisation in healthy children in Switzerland.