Примеры использования Routine immunization coverage на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reported MRCV1 routine immunization coverage was 98.2% and MRCV2 coverage was 96.2.
The RCC notes the evidence of declining vaccination coverage und urges that efforts be made to improve routine immunization coverage. .
Population immunity Reported routine immunization coverage with MRCV1 was 95% and with MRCV2 was 88.
The RVC anticipates that the national public health system will maintain high-quality surveillance and high routine immunization coverage.
Population immunity Reported routine immunization coverage with both MRCV1 and MRCV2 is>99.
Routine immunization coverage of all EPI antigens with at least 80% coverage in every District by 2012.
The RCC is concerned about evidence of inadequate vaccination coverage andurges that efforts be made to improve routine immunization coverage. .
System for collecting routine immunization coverage data does not cover all children in the country private schools are excluded.
Many countries, the majority in Africa,had made progress towards increasing routine immunization coverage in the lowest performing districts.
Despite their overall high routine immunization coverage, every country has population groups that are not fully immunized.
Countries are considered to be in a higher risk tier if transmission of WPV has not yet been interrupted; the country has ahistory of cVDPV outbreaks; there are consistently low levels of routine immunization coverage; or the country shares borders with higher-risk countries.
Population immunity Reported routine immunization coverage shows a declining trend compared to 2014 for 2015: MRCV1- 92%, MRCV2- 87.
The number of polio-infected countries fell from 125 to 30 over that period; the remaining infected countries are concentrated in parts of sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian subcontinent-- particularly in areas with low routine immunization coverage, poor sanitation or where conflict is prevalent.
However, only limited additional progress was made in increasing routine immunization coverage globally during the MTSP period and inequalities remain.
Reported routine immunization coverage with MRCV1 is 97.3%, based on national immunization coverage study conducted in 2013 on 2-3 year old children attending preschools.
The RVC anticipates that the national public health system will maintain high routine immunization coverage with coverage monitoring at subnational levels.
Sustained high routine immunization coverage with two doses of measles- and rubella-containing vaccines, with the vaccines given on-time as per the national immunization calendar;
As population immunity against type 2 poliovirus is high in these countries(owing to consistently high routine immunization coverage), the risk of vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 emergence and spread is minimal.
Routine immunization coverage levels for children 2 years of age are at, or near, all-time highs, and the United States is at record low levels of vaccine-preventable diseases, including measles, mumps and tetanus.
Vaccine-derived poliovirus emergences happen only when routine immunization coverage is low, highlighting the importance of strengthening routine immunization systems.
Reported routine immunization coverage for MRCV1 was 85.8%, and for MRCV2 it was 69.4% among 5 years old and 64.4% among 7 years old, what is below recommended and also showing a declining in comparison to previous years.
We should like to state that the reports sent by the Ministry of Health to WHO andUNICEF show that routine immunization coverage of infants in their first year of life declined during 1998 and 1999, and this fact was confirmed by the field survey conducted by Ministry staff in December.
This figure, as well as the decreasing trends in routine immunization coverage, underscores the need for more data with which to assess populations of concern so that immunity gaps can be closed through targeted immunization activities and better outreach.
Routine immunization programme coverage with MMR is suboptimal: in 2016 coverage was 86.5% with the first dose, and 74.7% with the second dose.
The priority territories or groups within the outbreak areashould be identified and targeted for corrective measures to ensure timely delivery and high quality of routine immunization services and to achieve high coverage.
Reported routine immunization MRCV1 coverage was 99%, and MRCV2 coverage was 85.6%, based on national coverage study from 2012.
Routine immunization services, even with higher coverage, were unable to reach an estimated 24 million children below the age of one, and about 40 million pregnant women.
The immunization registry database hasbeen further developed and put into use, generating more accurate statistics on immunization coverage and allowing for better planning and implementation of routine and supplementary immunization activities.
Immunization and population immunity High reported routine coverage with MRCV1(94-98%) but suboptimal MRCV2 coverage 85-93.