2016
DOI: 10.18203/2394-6040.ijcmph20164273
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Closing the immunity gap through the strategy of intensification of routine immunization using the offline tool immunogram and supportive supervision - experiences from the rural health training centre of KVG medical college, Karnataka, India

Abstract: Immunization is one of the most cost effective public health interventions; eradicated small pox in the past and now polio has been stopped in all countries except for 2: Afghanistan and Pakistan. It averts an estimated 3 million deaths annually. Despite the success, globally, in 2015 an estimated 19.4 million infants did not receive even basic routine immunization services and yearly ~1.5 million children die of VPD. 1 Since the inception of EPI in 1978, India is consistently trying to raise and sustain the c… Show more

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