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Immunizing Children Against Hepatitis B: A Training Module for Doctors, Nurses, and Other Immunization Providers

This training module, developed by PATH, was developed to provide a basic structure and essential content for a training session to educate vaccinators about hepatitis B, equip them with the skills to safely administer the hepatitis B vaccine, and prepare them to decrease drop-out rates and increase coverage through communication with parents, caretakers and local leaders.

Immunizing Children Against Hepatitis B: A Training Module for Doctors, Nurses, and Other Immunization Providers

This training module, developed by PATH, was developed to provide a basic structure and essential content for a training session to educate vaccinators about hepatitis B, equip them with the skills to safely administer the hepatitis B vaccine, and prepare them to decrease drop-out rates and increase coverage through communication with parents, caretakers and local leaders.

Immunizing Children Against Hepatitis B: A Training Module for Doctors, Nurses, and Other Immunization Providers

This training module, developed by PATH, was developed to provide a basic structure and essential content for a training session to educate vaccinators about hepatitis B, equip them with the skills to safely administer the hepatitis B vaccine, and prepare them to decrease drop-out rates and increase coverage through communication with parents, caretakers and local leaders.

Immunizing Children Against Hepatitis B: A Training Module for Doctors, Nurses, and Other Immunization Providers

This training module, developed by PATH, was developed to provide a basic structure and essential content for a training session to educate vaccinators about hepatitis B, equip them with the skills to safely administer the hepatitis B vaccine, and prepare them to decrease drop-out rates and increase coverage through communication with parents, caretakers and local leaders.

Immunizing Children Against Hepatitis B: A Training Module for Doctors, Nurses, and Other Immunization Providers

This training module, developed by PATH, was developed to provide a basic structure and essential content for a training session to educate vaccinators about hepatitis B, equip them with the skills to safely administer the hepatitis B vaccine, and prepare them to decrease drop-out rates and increase coverage through communication with parents, caretakers and local leaders.

Bottlenecks and Breakthroughs: Lessons Learned from New Vaccine Introductions in Low-resource Countries, 2008 to 2013

From 2008 to 2013, the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) provided in-depth technical assistance on the operational aspects of the introduction of 15 new vaccines in 10 GAVI-eligible countries; this represented 14% of all GAVI-supported introductions during this time period of vaccines used in routine immunization.

Bottlenecks and Breakthroughs: Lessons Learned from New Vaccine Introductions in Low-resource Countries, 2008 to 2013

From 2008 to 2013, the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) provided in-depth technical assistance on the operational aspects of the introduction of 15 new vaccines in 10 GAVI-eligible countries; this represented 14% of all GAVI-supported introductions during this time period of vaccines used in routine immunization.

Bottlenecks and Breakthroughs: Lessons Learned from New Vaccine Introductions in Low-resource Countries, 2008 to 2013

From 2008 to 2013, the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) provided in-depth technical assistance on the operational aspects of the introduction of 15 new vaccines in 10 GAVI-eligible countries; this represented 14% of all GAVI-supported introductions during this time period of vaccines used in routine immunization.

ARISE Project Notes from the Field: Bringing Immunization Closer to Communities: Community-Centered Health Workers

The Africa Routine Immunization Essentials (ARISE) project aimed to identify and document promising interventions leading to improved and sustained routine immunization system performance in sub-Saharan Africa. This document provides an overview of one common driver of improvements in routine immunization, namely the partnership between health systems and communities, and provides country-specific examples of how this partnership.