Article de revue

A global look at national Immunization Technical Advisory Groups

Article from Vaccine, Volume 28, Supplement 1, 19 April 2010, A13-A17. This paper presents the results of a global survey that aimed to collect information on country\'s immunization policy development processes, particularly on the presence and function of national Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (ITAGs).

Langues

  • Espagnol

Année de publication

2010

Éditeur

WHO

Journal

Vaccine

Volume

1

Type

Article de revue

Catégories

  • Gestion de programme

Organisations

  • Organisation Mondiale de la Santé (OMS)

Références sur le sujet

EPI-CORE-NITAGS

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