Betekenis van:
immunisation

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. immunisation;
2. Immunisation;
3. Support the development of prevention, vaccination and immunisation policies; improve partnerships, networks, tools and reporting systems for immunisation status and adverse events monitoring.
4. activities that foster the exchange of best practice on vaccination and immunisation strategies;
5. purchase of the vaccine baits for the oral immunisation of wild carnivores,
6. Laboratory results need to be interpreted according to the vaccination or immunisation status
7. improved vaccination and immunisation coverage and promotion of the availability of, and access to, existing or new vaccines;
8. That request for authorisation shall include information on the type of vaccine and the vaccination scheme used for the immunisation of the poultry against Newcastle disease.
9. preventive measures including standard precautions, safe systems of work, the correct use and disposal procedures, the importance of immunisation, according to the procedures at the workplace,
10. The Slovakian authorities have authorised the use of a live attenuated vaccine against classical swine fever (C strain) to be used for the immunisation of feral pigs by means of oral bait.
11. activities that foster the exchange of best practice on vaccination and immunisation strategies; sharing of best practices on patient safety issues, in particular management and control of healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial resistance;
12. The French authorities have authorised the use of a live attenuated vaccine against classical swine fever (C strain) to be used for the immunisation of feral pigs by means of oral baits.
13. control and prevention programmes for childhood infectious diseases (including activities that foster the exchange of best practise on vaccination and immunisation strategies, e.g. vaccine preventable diseases under Decision 2119/98/EC [23].
14. In recent years, Community co-financed programmes for the oral immunisation of wild carnivores which are the reservoir of the disease have resulted in a very favourable situation in most Member States with drastic reduction of the cases in wild and domestic animals and the disappearance of human cases.
15. In recent years, the Union has co-financed programmes for the oral immunisation of wild carnivores, which are the reservoir of that disease, and they have resulted in a favourable situation in most Member States with a drastic reduction in the number of cases of rabies in wild and domestic animals and the disappearance of human cases.