Defining & assessing the quality, usability, and utilization of immunization data
Abstract Background High quality data are needed for decision-making at all levels of the public health system, from guiding public health activities at the local level, to informing national policy development, to monitoring the impact of global initiatives. Although a number of approaches have bee...
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Main Authors: | Peter Bloland (Author), Adam MacNeil (Author) |
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2019-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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