Migrants may experience immunisation inequities compared with the host population related
to barriers with accessing immunisations in their home countries, while migrating and/or …

Background Immunisation coverage in New Zealand is lower than what is necessary to
prevent large epidemics of pertussis. Primary care is where most immunisation delivery occurs. …

Migrants may experience a higher burden of vaccine-preventable disease (VPD)-associated
hospitalisations compared to the host population. A retrospective cohort study from 2006 to …

Background Immunisation coverage rates vary considerably at the local level across New
Zealand and challenges remain with effectively translating best available research evidence …

Objective To investigate the incidence of primary care presentations for herpes zoster (zoster)
in a representative New Zealand population and to evaluate the utilisation of primary …

Aim The varicella vaccine has been proposed to be added to the childhood immunisation
schedule in New Zealand as the fourth injectable at the 15‐month event. We sought to …

Objective Identify how individuals involved in developing complex health and healthcare
interventions (developers), and wider stakeholders in the endeavour, such as funders, define …

… A synopsis of the 4th New Zealand Influenza Symposium, February 2018 Nadia A Charania,
Nikki M Turner Influenza pandemics cause devastating social and economic destruction …

This research project tracked the use on headlines for stories in the NZ print media using 3
case studies of stories around the meningococcal B immunisation campaign. Headlines were …

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