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On March 27 there will be an institutional National Immunization Day against Influenza A H1N1, promoted by the Ministry of Social Protection.
According Dasalud director, Martha Garcia Diaz, the objective of the seminar is to attract pregnant women scheduled in the database sent by the IPS, EPS, and social enterprises to the State Sectional Health Directorate.
However, they are requiring institutions and health agencies update prior to the time the database with new pregnant entering this quarter and those that have completed their pregnancy.
"We ask the IPS report which ones will carry the day and schedule it," said the Director of Dasalud.
The objective of this vaccination campaign nationally, is to contribute to the mitigation of the pandemic influenza A H1N1 / 2009, through vaccination risk groups based on epidemiological evidence of the country.
Among the goals are the 100% vaccination of health personnel in hospitals and health units that are in direct contact with patients or infectious substances according to defined risk.
Women who are in the first trimester and are associated with one or more risk factors, women in second and third trimester.
Also vaccinate at least 50% of population aged 6 months to 49 years considered high risk.
On March 27 there will be an institutional National Immunization Day against Influenza A H1N1, promoted by the Ministry of Social Protection.
According Dasalud director, Martha Garcia Diaz, the objective of the seminar is to attract pregnant women scheduled in the database sent by the IPS, EPS, and social enterprises to the State Sectional Health Directorate.
However, they are requiring institutions and health agencies update prior to the time the database with new pregnant entering this quarter and those that have completed their pregnancy.
"We ask the IPS report which ones will carry the day and schedule it," said the Director of Dasalud.
The objective of this vaccination campaign nationally, is to contribute to the mitigation of the pandemic influenza A H1N1 / 2009, through vaccination risk groups based on epidemiological evidence of the country.
Among the goals are the 100% vaccination of health personnel in hospitals and health units that are in direct contact with patients or infectious substances according to defined risk.
Women who are in the first trimester and are associated with one or more risk factors, women in second and third trimester.
Also vaccinate at least 50% of population aged 6 months to 49 years considered high risk.