Immunisation errors reported to a vaccine advice service: intelligence to improve practice.

Lang, S; Ford, KJ; John, T; Pollard, AJ; McCarthy, ND

Abstract:

BACKGROUND: The success of immunisation programmes depends on the quality with which they are administered. The Vaccine Advice for CliniCians Service (VACCSline) is an advice service to support immunisers and promote excellence in immunisation practice, through specialist guidance and local education, covering a catchment population of two million people. All enquiries are recorded onto a database and categorised. Vaccine error is selected when a vaccine has not been prepared or administered ...

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APA Style

Lang, S., Ford, K. J., John, T., Pollard, A. J., & McCarthy, N. D. (2014). Immunisation errors reported to a vaccine advice service: intelligence to improve practice. Quality in Primary Care, 22(3), 139–146.

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Lang, S., et al. “Immunisation Errors Reported to a Vaccine Advice Service: Intelligence to Improve Practice.” Quality in Primary Care, vol. 22, no. 3, 2014, pp. 139–46.

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Lang, S, KJ Ford, T John, AJ Pollard, and ND McCarthy. 2014. “Immunisation Errors Reported to a Vaccine Advice Service: Intelligence to Improve Practice.” Quality in Primary Care 22 (3): 139–46.
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