Примеры использования Immunisation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Immunisation of children 450 96.
Children who had immunisation records available.
Immunisation status 46- 48 159.
In August 1988, Hepburn went to Turkey on an immunisation campaign.
Immunisation status, 2004-05.
In the USA, the government wants to have mass immunisation of the population.
Immunisation Programme and other programmes.
It also focuses on population control and immunisation.
Full immunisation 12- 23 months based on records.
Diphtheria is still present in Latvia despite increasing immunisation.
Full immunisation 12- 23 months based on recall and records.
Ensuring that 90% of pregnant women have completed tetanus toxoid immunisation;
Immunisation against tick-borne encephalitis may be recommended in certain cases.
It is also useful for lowering a raised temperature(fever),such as after childhood immunisation.
The immunisation rate of the under one year old population is high at approx 95 per cent.
Persons aged 50 years and over: immunisation status by indigenous status, 2004-05.
Immunisation centres are also located in primary health care centres.
The World Health Organization(WHO) recommends that rotavirus vaccine be included in all national immunisation programmes.
The Schools Immunisation Programme which gives booster vaccinations;
Campaign on increased child survival, especially newborn babies, through intensive care, breastfeeding,comprehensive and safe immunisation, anti-contagious disease treatment.
Immunisation rates continue to increase under the National Immunisation Program.
The most readily available services are: immunisation, education on HIV/AIDS, including use of condoms and reproductive health.
Immunisation coverage of the children population has been consistently above 90% for all major vaccinations across the entire country.
This can be attributed to the high access to reproductive health care, immunisation programmes as well as almost 100% deliveries in hospitals by skilled health personnel.
Improving immunisation for all and reducing inequalities in uptake remain a Department of Health priority.
A consistently implemented National Immunisation Programme has helped preserve and/or improve previously achieved results.
Immunisation rates for Māori children aged two years of age have increased from 68 per cent in June 2008 to 88 per cent in June 2011.
In October 2009, compulsory active immunisation against the human papilomavirus- HPV was introduced for all girls up to 12 years of age, with immunisation scope of 50.
Immunisation of all children is free and provided at primary health care facilities which include health huts in far flung villages in the interior.
The achievement is attributed to National Immunisation and Child Health Days in addition to routine immunisation and establishment of the National Millennium Development Goals Taskforce.