Article de revue

Child Immunization Cards: Essential Yet Underutilized in National Immunization Programmes

The child immunization card is an inexpensive yet effective instrument for systematically recording the vaccines received by a child. Moreover, the card can enhance health professionals\' ability to make clinical decisions, empower parents/caregivers in the health care of their children, and support public health monitoring. Unfortunately, the child immunization card is too often underutilized or inappropriately used by parents and health care workers and therefore does not always fulfil its intended purpose. National immunization programmes should be encouraged to procure cards in conjunction with other necessary vaccination supplies and to more actively promote the issuance and appropriate use of the card.

Auteurs

Langues

  • Anglais

Année de publication

2012

Journal

The Open Vaccine Journal

Volume

1

Type

Article de revue

Catégories

  • Données

Mots-clés

  • Home-based records
  • Immunization information systems
  • Performance monitoring

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