vaccination schedule
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vaccination
noun[C or U]
uk/ˌvæk.sɪˈneɪ.ʃən/us/ˌvæk.səˈneɪ.ʃən/
the process or an act of giving someone a vaccine (= a substance put into a person's body to prevent them getting ...
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schedule
noun[C]
uk/ˈʃedʒ.uːl/us/ˈskedʒ.uːl/
a list of planned activities or things to be done showing the times or dates when they are intended to happen or ...
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When a newvaccinationschedulewith a dose at 11 months with catch-up campaign is introduced, all 11- 14-month-old children are vaccinated.
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It is likely that a proportion of this ' window ' generation might have been vaccinated outside of the recommendedvaccinationschedule.
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However, as in other countries, this progress can be sustained only by maintaining high vaccination coverage with the routine childhoodvaccinationschedule.
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This gives an idea of the public health impact of a newvaccinationschedule.
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Further, thevaccinationschedulecan affect the success in achieving a notable herd effect.
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These include an effect of concomitant vaccines, logistical aspects, and acceptance of an alteredvaccinationschedule.
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For eachvaccinationschedule, the age-specific probability of being a susceptible vaccine acceptor was multiplied with the age-specific probability of being reported (conditional on being a susceptible vaccine acceptor).
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These calculations do not take into account the public and professional susceptibility of any particularvaccinationschedule, nor the practicality of integration of any new vaccine into already-established programmes.
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In this case a vaccination at 11 months leads to less susceptibles shortly after introduction of the newvaccinationschedulecompared to a vaccination at 14 months.
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The booster vaccine for adults and adolescents was only introduced to thevaccinationschedulein 2002, so it is unlikely that adolescents were vaccinated prior to this date.
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Vaccinating at 4 years of age leads to a lower percentage of susceptibles shortly after introducing the newvaccinationscheduleas compared to vaccinating at 9 years of age.
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We hope that our findings will be helpful in deciding on avaccinationschedulethat will best protect those vaccinated during a measles epidemic in areas of low herd immunity.
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Over the past two decades, the recommendedvaccinationschedulehas grown rapidly and become more complicated as many new vaccines have been developed.
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Avaccinationscheduleis prepared for pregnant women and infants and vaccination camps are held for their benefit in accordance with the schedule.
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Some governments pay all or part of the costs for vaccines in a nationalvaccinationschedule.
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The outcomes of six different vaccination schedules were examined.
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Both of these countries use different vaccination schedules and vaccine types.
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These results confirm the need for vaccination schedules adapted to the characteristics of each population age-group.
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In 2001, it was found that 63% of children less than one year old had either failed to complete theirvaccinationscheduleor not had any vaccinations at all.
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