نتایج جستجو برای: Vaccine Wastage Factor (WF)

تعداد نتایج: 950363  

Journal: :international journal of health policy and management 2016
prakash b. patel jayesh j. rana sunil g. jangid neha r. bavarva manan j. patel

background as per the vaccine management policy of the government of india all vaccine vials opened for an immunization session were discarded at the end of that session, irrespective of the type of vaccine or the number of doses remaining in the vial prior to 2013. subsequently, open vial policy (ovp) was introduced in 2013 and should reduce both vaccine wastage as well as governmental healthc...

Background As per the vaccine management policy of the Government of India all vaccine vials opened for an immunization session were discarded at the end of that session, irrespective of the type of vaccine or the number of doses remaining in the vial prior to 2013. Subsequently, open vial policy (OVP) was introduced in 2013 and should reduce both vaccine wastage as well as governmental healthc...

2013
Shreyash Mehta Pradeep Umrigar Prakash Patel R K Bansal

Results: The overall wastage factor for BCG vaccine was 1.83, for OPV was 1.33, for DPT was 1.19, for Hepatitis B vaccine was 1.26 and for Measles vaccine was 1.39. The WF was highest for sessions held at ICDS for BCG vaccination (3.38) followed by sessions held at mobile sites for BCG vaccination (2.50). The WF was lowest for sessions held at UHC for DPT vaccination (1.11) followed by sessions...

Journal: :Journal of health, population, and nutrition 2004
Ajit Mukherjee Tej Pal Ahluwalia Laxmi Narayan Gaur Rakesh Mittal Indira Kambo Nirakar Chandra Saxena Padam Singh

A study to assess the wastage factor of oral polio vaccine (OPV) in the Pulse Polio Immunization (PPI) programme of the Government of India was undertaken by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) at approximately 31,000 immunization booths all over the country. The study was conducted through the network of 31 Human Reproduction Research Centres (HRRCs) and other ICMR institutes. Wastag...

2017
Meena Chandra Heidi Lord Stephanie Fletcher-Lartey Kate Alexander Nilva Egana Stephen Conaty

OBJECTIVE This study examined measles vaccine wastage during an outbreak response in Madang Province of Papua New Guinea from June 2014 to March 2015. METHODS Vaccine wastage was defined as the number of doses received by a health centre minus the total number of doses administered during and returned following the outbreak vaccination campaign. Vaccine data were collected from the Provincial...

2017
Karoi Kamac Beverley Paterson James Flint

Methods: Vaccine wastage was defined as the number of doses received by a health centre minus the total number of doses administered during and returned following the outbreak vaccination campaign. Vaccine data were collected from the Provincial Health Information Office, the Provincial Vaccine Store register and clinic and health centre immunization registers for calculating the vaccine wastag...

Journal: :Human vaccines 2010
Divya Parmar Elaine M Baruwa Patrick Zuber Souleymane Kone

INTRODUCTION Pneumococcal conjugate vaccines are expensive relative to those in the EPI systems of low-income countries. The current single-dose presentation costs more to store in the cold chain relative to multi-dose presentations but also has lower wastage rates. It is, therefore, important to determine the optimal balance of vial size and storage costs after adjusting for wastage. OBJECTI...

Journal: :International journal of technology assessment in health care 2003
Charu Prakash

This study examines the parameters crucial to cost-effectiveness of universal hepatitis B immunization in India. An incremental cost-effectiveness analysis was done using a decision tree (Markov model) to follow up a hypothetical cohort of 100,000 newborns for the effects of hepatitis B acquired vertically at birth. The measure of effectiveness was disability-adjusted life-years gained. Uncerta...

Journal: :iranian journal of medical sciences 0
sarmila mallik department of community medicine, midnapore medical college, kolkata, india pankaj kumar mandal department of community medicine, medical college, kolkata, india pramit ghosh department of community medicine, medical college, kolkata, india nirmalya manna department of community medicine, medical college, kolkata, india chitra chatterjee department of community medicine, kalyani medical college, kolkata, india debadatta chakrabarty department of community medicine, medical college, kolkata, india

disaster-affected populations are highly vulnerable to outbreaks of measles. therefore, a mass vaccination against measles was conducted in aila cyclone-affected blocks of west bengal, india in july 2009. the objectives of the present report were to conduct an in depth analysis of the campaign, and to discuss the major challenges. a block level micro-plan, which included mapping of the villages...

Chitra Chatterjee Debadatta Chakrabarty Nirmalya Manna Pankaj Kumar Mandal Pramit Ghosh Samir Dasgupta Sarmila Mallik, Saumendra Nath Bagchi

Disaster-affected populations are highly vulnerable to outbreaks of measles. Therefore, a mass vaccination against measles was conducted in Aila cyclone-affected blocks of West Bengal, India in July 2009. The objectives of the present report were to conduct an in depth analysis of the campaign, and to discuss the major challenges. A block level micro-plan, which included mapping of the villages...

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