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Study on Increased Immunisation

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Study on Increased Immunisation

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Running head: INCREASED IMMUNISATION
Increased immunisation
Name of the student
University name
Study on Increased Immunisation_1
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INCREASED IMMUNISATION
Table of Contents
Summary......................................................................................................................................2
Brief introduction to the topic..........................................................................................................2
Key aspects of the recommendation................................................................................................2
Rationale supporting proposal.........................................................................................................2
Background of the topic...............................................................................................................3
Target group and description of the health initiative..................................................................3
Critical discussion to support the initiative..................................................................................4
Recommendation and future scope..............................................................................................5
References....................................................................................................................................7
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INCREASED IMMUNISATION
Summary
Brief introduction to the topic
The current topics access the health scenario of the Bay of Plenty (BOP) province of New
Zealand with reference to increased immunisation programs. The study and the regional statistics
shows that the region is comparatively low with respect to the availability of primary health care
services. This is particularly found in the Maori and Pacific ethnicity and could be attributed to
low economic condition and lack of sufficient knowledge. These people are low on the
immunisation rates which possess a greater risk to the surrounding population as a whole. The
greater rates of immunisation have been found to lower the risk of transmission of highly
contagious infections.
Key aspects of the recommendation
In this respect, a number of recommendations have been suggested for the target
population group such as the promulgation of sufficient amount of health literacy channels with
special emphasis upon immunisation programs. Additionally, sufficient policies and
documentation could also help in highlighting the exact figures about the deprived population.
The documentation also helps in formulating important policies and procedures which can
provide future assistance to the target population.
Rationale supporting proposal
The proposal has been drafted in accordance with the national immunization register
which notices a sharp gap in the immunization rates of the overall New Zealand population and
the BOP residents in particular.
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