The impact of a revised national childhood immunization schedule on vaccination defaulters

HIGHLIGHTS

  • who: Ngiap Chuan Tan and colleagues from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the paper: The Impact of a Revised National Childhood Immunization Schedule on Vaccination Defaulters, in the Journal: Vaccines 2023, 11, 859. of 31/Dec/2019
  • what: The implementation of the new 2020 NCIS has improved the catch-up vaccination uptake rate in children at both 18 and 24 months of age, highlighting the role of periodically reviewing national immunization schedules in optimizing childhood vaccination adherence.

SUMMARY

    Childhood vaccinations remain cost-effective, preventive health measures globally. Apart from direct health detriments . . .

     

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