Sentences with phrase «of immunisations»

A Melbourne - based doctor and his friend have invented a playing card game designed to educate schoolchildren about the importance of immunisations.

It's also around this time that they'll be ready for their second batch of immunisations.

I also take baby's red book (health record book) in case I need details of the immunisations or any other details...

Professor David Salisbury, director of immunisation at the DoH, said: «It's natural for parents to worry about the health and well - being of their children and I hope that this study will reassure them that there is no evidence linking the MMR vaccine to autism.»

No fewer than 197,269 children have been vaccinated against measles in the first phase of the immunisation programme in Kwara.

«Reduction of maternal smoke exposure and personal smoking and promotion of immunisation are identified as public health targets to prevent poor lung function pathways.

Ammon continued, «With this report ECDC is able for the first time to present a clear picture of the status and functionalities of immunisation information systems across EU / EEA countries.»

In the past, these worked because they not only allowed us to gauge the reach of immunisation programmes, but also, in the case of DTP, it showed the strength of countries» health systems because it requires three contacts with those systems.

It can be difficult to gauge the success of an immunisation programme, but declines in searches for «chickenpox» show they work

David was previously Director of Immunisation at the Department of Health, UK, where he led a multidisciplinary team and was responsible for implementation of the national immunisation programme, as well as lecturing nationally and internationally on many aspects of immunisation, focusing on the challenges of introducing new vaccines.

Determinants of immunisation coverage of children aged 12 — 59 months in Indonesia: a cross-sectional study

The risk of complications from childhood diseases such as measles is much higher than the risks of immunisation...

Not exact matches

The mission of the GAVI Alliance (formerly the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation) and all of our partners is to get life - saving vaccines to every child, everywhere.

(Obvously the world has progress for the good also I not slamming the progress in health care & with immunisations etc with knowledge but with knowledge becomes power and at what level do the people with power rule how we grow as a society, I know it's not all cloak and daggers, not conspiracy theory's but taking control of what we spend our money on in the market and take away to demand to buy chemicals) buy In the past 50 years us humans have introduced over 75,000 chemicals into our world!

Your baby will be given several lots of vaccinations to protect them against different diseases and illnesses; currently, the NHS immunisation programme includes vaccinations against:

Fever can be expected after any vaccine, but is more common when the MenB vaccine is given with the other routine immunisations at two and four months of age.

The first dose of infant paracetamol should be given just before or just after the routine immunisations.

All the results of your baby's growth checks and immunisations will be recorded in the Personal Child Health Record or Red Book.

In this extended interview Robb speaks candidly about his background and homelife, his time working under Prof. Cordain, the limitations of modern healthcare, childhood immunisations and much, much more.

The main consideration here is that babies under 6 months of age can't be given certain immunisations — the yellow fever vaccine is one example.

These included distribution of health workers, specialist outreach clinics, lay health workers, and training of traditional birth attendants to reduce inequalities; lay health workers and training of traditional birth attendants to increase participation in health by consumers; contracting out of health services, integrating primary healthcare services, reminders and recall for immunisation; working with for - profit providers to increase the effectiveness of care; subcontracting the delivery of health services, integrating primary healthcare services, addressing the distribution of health workers, specialist outreach clinics, substitution of doctors by nurses, lay health workers, and training of traditional birth attendants to increase coverage or access; and outpatient referrals to improve the coordination of care.

Sustaining breastfeeding Nurses and midwives in health centres and in the community should make use of opportunities when they come into contact with mothers to encourage them to continue breastfeeding, for example during family planning discussions, immunisation days and clinic visits.

It prevents haemolytic disease of the newborn due to rhesus iso - immunisation of a rhesus negative mother by a rhesus positive foetus.

There are various other developmental checks and immunisations over the next couple of years and she will advise you of those.

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Control clusters: existing staff at the hospitals will be encouraged to set up their own systems to continue counselling of women during the antenatal period, at delivery and during immunisation visits.

Local government health workers also embarked on erection of tents, immunisation of children, and administration of drugs to those requiring medical attention.

The Global Alliance on Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) raised enough money from governments, charities and the private sector at its recent DfID - hosted conference to immunise a quarter of a billion of the world's poorest children.

Some communities in Jos North Local Government of Plateau have refused to participate in the ongoing immunisation exercise against polio, citing hunger as their reason.

«According to the Multi Indicator Coverage Survey / National Immunisation Coverage Survey (MICS / NICS) report 2016 conducted in Nigeria, only 23 per cent of children (aged 12 — 23 months) are fully vaccinated with another 37 per cent partially vaccinated.

«As the world celebrates the International Day of the Girl Child, CHR is joining other organisations in over 10 countries in Africa in launching the 33 Days to Power Up Immunisation Campaign.

«Some of the states in Northern Nigeria were reporting below 20 per cent immunisation coverage,» he said.

Chancellor Gordon Brown today hailed the UK's # 1 billion boost for immunisation programmes in the developing world as the first step towards making a reality of aid promises made by wealthy nations.

The schedule for the UK routine childhood immunisation programme recommends two doses of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.

The commissioner said that there might be need for more immunisation outreach sessions in all the 576 primary health facilities across the 18 local government areas of the state.

The Jigawa State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (JSPHCDA) says over 1.6 million children will be immunised against polio in the first round of 2018 immunisation campaign...

«The Aare does not need all the immunisation of the 17th Century to perform his tasks, in these frightening and most challenging days.

During her five years as the head of global communication for immunisation at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Heidi Larson's main role was crisis management.

Many of the digital systems currently in operation or being set up include the possibility to record whole - of - life vaccination data, and some countries can provide vaccine recipients the possibility to print their personal immunisation history.

Such a discrepancy exists because for the last three decades the global health community — governments, international organisations and aid agencies — have used just one or two «tracer» vaccines to measure immunisation coverage, usually the third dose of DTP or sometimes the first dose of measles.

As a public - health intervention, immunisation is already widely seen as one of public health's «best buys», but by measuring the effectiveness in terms of lives saved, it seems likely that we are undervaluing the benefits and the return on investment they offer.

More research is needed to better understand and quantify the relationship between full immunisation coverage and the range of benefits for individuals, households, communities and countries.

The World Health Organization (WHO) drive to rid the world of polio hit a major obstacle in October when immunisations were suspended in three regions in northern Nigeria due to rumours that the vaccine was laced with the HIV virus and hormones to render women infertile.

Furthermore, they conclude that the vaccine «is appropriate for use in children at risk of wheeze, in whom symptoms are well controlled and with no evidence of active wheezing in the 72 hours before immunisation.»

«Since plant immunisation by BABA is long - lasting, primed crops would require fewer applications of fungicides, thereby increasing sustainability of crop protection.

We will develop mathematical models to predict the pathways of differentiation from naive to memory and effector T - cell subsets based on the characterisation of surface marker expression, transcription factors and cytokines production at early and late time points after immunisation.

TNA8: BPRC will provide access to macaques for immunogenicity / adjuvanticity evaluation of vaccine candidates for malaria, tuberculosis, HIV, influenza, West Nile virus or dengue virus, with up to three (prime - boost) immunisation events.

Systemic vs. mucosal immunisation regimens will be compared for optimal induction of innate and adaptive immune cell subsets, including Th1, Th2, Th17, Th22 and regulatory T cells, as well as inflammation genes.

Swine and lamb model for immunisation of neonates (IRTA, SWR): The development of immunity after the vaccination of human and animal neonates is hampered by the presence of maternal antibodies and an underdeveloped / uneducated immune system.

The HZI will develop a vaccination protocol for mucosal administration based on three novel strategies: (i) development and optimization of a vaccination protocol in which parenterally - primed T and B cells are subsequently pulled into the mucosa by the local delivery of the cognate antigen to the requested effector site, (ii) testing the co-administration of antigens with novel mucosal adjuvants using different mucosal immunisation routes and schedules, and (iii) testing various nanoparticles co-administered with different immunomodulators for their ability to generate both systemic and mucosal immune responses following transcutaneous / trans - follicular vaccination.