Journal article
Designing vaccines for developing-country populations: ideal attributes, delivery devices, and presentation formats
This article discusses the importance of designing vaccine products with attributes that will help to mitigate challenges that immunization programs are facing as they introduce new vaccines. The handling, management, and use of vaccines is becoming increasingly complex; placing an increased burden on health care professionals who distribute and deliver vaccines and on supply systems that need to transport, manage, store, and track disparate products. Now is the time to influence future vaccine products to mitigate the complexity and pave the way for success.
Authors
Languages
- English
Publication year
2010
Journal
Procedia in Vaccinology
Volume
2
Type
Journal article
Categories
- Vaccines & delivery devices
Tags
- Delivery device
- New vaccine introduction
Topic references
OPTIMIZE_VAX_PRESENTATION
Title | Author | Year | Type | Language |
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Designing vaccines for developing-country populations: ideal attributes, delivery devices, and presentation formats | Debra Kristensen, Michel Zaffran | 2010 | Journal article | English |