who position paper on rotavirus vaccine ?

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WHO position papers on Rotavirus
16 July 2021 Rotavirus vaccines: WHO position paper – July 2021 Weekly Epidemiological Record, 96 (28): 301 – 219 Download Read More Additional materials References pdf, 319kb Grading of scientific evidence (Tables 1-4: RV1 and RV5 protection in young children) pdf, 215kb

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Rotavirus vaccines: WHO position paper – July 2021
This position paper replaces the 2013 WHO position paper on rotavirus vaccines; it adds recent developments in the field, such as 2 additional rotavirus vaccines prequalified by WHO in 2018, as well as updated post-licensure safety and effectiveness data for the 2 previously prequalified rotavirus .

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WHO Vaccine Position Papers – World Health Organization (WHO)
15 December 2020 WHO Position Paper Process Supplement to WHO Vaccine Position Papers Download Read More WHO Vaccine Position Paper Process WHO position papers follow the recommendations of the WHO Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on immunization and undergo a formal review process both internally and externally prior to publication.

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Rotavirus vaccines: WHO position paper – July 2021 – Vaccins …
Rotavirus vaccines: WHO position paper – July 2021 – Vaccins antirotavirus : note de synthèse de l’OMS – Juillet 2021. Weekly Epidemiological Record = Relevé épidémiologique hebdomadaire, 96 (28), 301 – 219. World Health Organization = Organisation mondiale de la Santé.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23746456

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Rotavirus vaccines WHO position paper: January 2013 – PubMed
This position paper summarizes the WHO position on the inclusion of rotavirus vaccines in all national immunization programmes and recent developments in the field, in particular the potential of rotavirus vaccines to further reduce mortality by employing more flexible immunization schedules.

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Rotavirus vaccines: WHO position paper – July 2021 – Vaccins …
Rotavirus vaccines: WHO position paper – July 2021 – Vaccins antirotavirus : note de synthèse de l’OMS – Juillet 2021. dc.contributor.author: World Health Organization = Organisation mondiale de la Santé … Rotavirus Vaccines: en_US: dc.subject.mesh: Immunization: en_US: dc.title:

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PDF Rotavirus Summary 23July 2021 – World Health Organization
WHO position Rotavirus vaccines should be included in all national immunization programmes and considered a priority, particularly in countries with high rotavirus gastroenteritis (RVGE).- associated fatality rates, such as in South and South-eastern Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

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PDF Rotavirus vaccines Vaccins antirotavirus – World Health Organization
Decision-making about the introduction of rotavirus vaccines in developing countries should consider, beyond cost-effectiveness, issues of affordability, the fi nancial and operational impact on the immunization delivery system, and current immunization practices, particularly with regard to age at vaccination.

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PDF Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on Immunization Evidence to …
with existing vaccine logistics and delivery infrastructure. Storage and distribution requirements of the rotavirus vaccines are the same as those of many other vaccines currently in use globally. The oral administration route of the vaccine may be easily implementable, although administration-related challenges remain (see background document

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PDF Who/ Rota/Draft2/Pc1/July 2023 English Only
19 juil. 2023The WHO position paper on rotavirus vaccines was . 19. updated in 2021 and continued to recommend the inclusion of rotavirus vaccine in all national . 20. immunization programmes (2). 21. In view of the developing experience with the available rotavirus vaccines and advances in the . 22. lesoutrali bot