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441. Determination of measles immunity after a mass immunization campaign
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“…The simplest method is to compare the number of immunizations given with the numbers of eligible persons. Unfortunately, experience has shown that this method of estimation can be misleading (1). Even in the face of high overall immunization levels, subgroups of the community may be poorly covered (2).…”
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“…The simplest method is to compare the number of immunizations given with the numbers of eligible persons. Unfortunately, experience has shown that this method of estimation can be misleading (1). Even in the face of high overall immunization levels, subgroups of the community may be poorly covered (2).…”
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confidence: 99%
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