Vaccine - La Trobe University
iphtheria and tetanus have been well controlled in Australia since routine childhood vaccination began in the 1950s, but immunity in older.
Immunity to diphtheria and tetanus in Australia: a national serosurveyOngoing post-marketing AEFI surveillance through a national spontaneous (passive) surveillance system is important in detecting unexpected AEFI ... Surveillance of adverse events following immunisation in Australia ...11. Doctors and nurses responsible for vaccination programs are now far better trained and use protocols to minimise the risks associated with multi-dose vials. NSW PUBLIC HEALTH BULLETINWe aimed to review methodologies currently used in Australia and overseas to assess adolescent and adult vaccination coverage (excluding COVID-19) and recommend ...
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