Sentence examples for special immunisation from inspiring English sources

Numbers are rising steadily and spreading north from the south of Wales, despite special immunisation clinics being held by health authorities at hospitals and schools.

UNICEF supplied 50 per cent of the measles vaccines for this special immunisation campaign.

The special immunisation day is followed up with mop-up rounds where volunteers and vaccinators make house-to-house visits to vaccinate dropouts.

Paternalistic interventions like special immunisation campaigns against polio and Japanese encephalitis are a case in point: they generate conflict at the normative level and create mistrust.

The nets are also used as an incentive during special immunisation days in support of polio eradication as well as malaria control.

The SIA is a special immunisation activity that the Health Department carries out every two years country wide to vaccinate children less than three years against measles and pregnant women against tetanus.

UNICEF, one of three partners supporting the Governments SIA effort, supplied fifty percent of the measles vaccination that will be used in this special national immunisation campaign.

We used four output measures which reflect the main activities performed in the primary care facilities: 1) general consultation and nursing care, 2) deliveries, 3) immunisation, and 4) special services, e.g. family planning, prenatal and postnatal consultations.

They ask, 'aren't we supposed to be paid for this service?' There should be some financial incentive because they look at immunisation like a special service".

On the 20th June, 2014 the National Health and Medical Research Council's Centre for Research Excellence in Population Health "Immunisation in under Studied and Special Risk Populations", in collaboration with the Public Health Association of Australia, hosted a workshop "Equity in disease prevention: vaccines for the older adults".

This perspective is important in understanding their support for routine immunisation and general indifference to special campaigns.