Примеры использования National immunization programmes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Introducing Rubella Vaccine into National Immunization Programmes.
National immunization programmes can apply TIP in partnership with WHO/Europe at any point in time.
A shorter summary version to serve as a manual for national immunization programmes.
National immunization programmes have had a huge impact on measles and rubella incidence within the Region but challenges remain.
Implementing successful SIAs will depend on careful planning andstrong support by national immunization programmes.
The vaccine is most often incorporated into national immunization programmes in a combined measles-mumps-rubella(MMR) vaccine.
The secretariat replied that"basic vaccines" were the traditional vaccines of national immunization programmes.
Even beyond elimination, national immunization programmes need to be resilient to tackle the ever-present challenges of measles and rubella.
Strengthen regulatory mechanisms to ensure access to anduse of quality-assured vaccines in national immunization programmes.
WHO recommends that routine HPV vaccination be included in national immunization programmes in countries with high rates of cervical cancer.
Strengthen existing efforts to immunize as many children andmothers as possible by effectively implementing national immunization programmes;
NCC members in Bosnia andHerzegovina are actively employed in national immunization programmes and, as such, have potential conflicts of interest that need to be addressed.
National immunization programmes, evidence-based decision-making and disease surveillance were strengthened and tools were introduced to address vaccine hesitancy through better communication.
This workbook was developed by the WHO Regional Office for Europe to support national immunization programmes in advocating for immuni zation funding.
National immunization programmes struggle to cope with the need for increased information sharing tied to a fast-changing socio-cultural environment and growing scepticism regarding the beneficial role of vaccination.
Several NCC members in Armenia andTajikistan are currently employed in national immunization programmes and, as such, have potential conflicts of interest that need to be addressed.
National immunization programmes should provide services to everyone to ensure that every individual can benefit from good health throughout the life-course without the negative consequences of vaccine-preventable diseases.
Describes an approach andprovides tools to assist national immunization programmes to increase or maintain participation in infant and child vaccination programmes. .
Consider expanding immunization beyond infancy andearly childhood by inclusion of vaccines(as appropriate to national priorities) in national immunization programmes through a life-course approach.
In addition, a resource mobilization toolkit for national immunization programmes is being developed to assist in obtaining reliable and long-term domestic funding for immunization. .
The perception that EPI is a finished agenda andthe ensuing lack of political will to place immunization as a priority has forced national immunization programmes to manage with restricted budgets, despite increased need.
Failure to introduce new vac cines in national immunization programmes will be a lost opportunity to protect many more children and adults from suffering and death caused by diseases such as cervical cancer, pneumonia, meningitis and severe diarrhoeal diseases in young children.
MOBILIZING RESOURCES FOR IMMUNIZATION This workbook was developed to support national immunization programmes in advocating for funding for immunization. .
In the area of prevention programmes, one of Jordan's most outstanding achievements has been the maintenance of a high immunization coverage rate of over 95 per cent,with all types of vaccines provided free of charge under national immunization programmes;
Despite the wide diversity of health systems in the European Region, national immunization programmes are generally strong and routine national vaccination coverage is high.
The representative of the WHO Regional Office for Europe(WHO-Europe) recalled the recommendation of the WHO Strategic Advisory Group of Experts(SAGE)on Immunization to include rotavirus vaccinations of infants in all national immunization programmes.
The accomplishment and sustainability of this MDG depends greatly on the implementation of national immunization programmes and actions for increasing awareness of the positive effects of vaccinating children against measles.
UNICEF and WHO have supported national immunization programmes against poliomyelitis, a three-round tetanus immunization campaign, a forum on access to health care for pregnant women and children and the fight against an outbreak of rabies in Bangui.
More and more countries are also deliveringsome interventions through campaigns, for example, in conjunction with the national immunization programmes as part of a new approach to extend access to key antimalarial products.
Concerned that, owing to financial,structural and/or managerial constraints, national immunization programmes fail to reach all children and women eligible for immunization, underuse many existing vaccines, and are not widely introducing new vaccines;