[PDF] Top 20 NSW Annual Immunisation Coverage Report, 2010

... in NSW and for 10 ...in coverage at 5 years is due to improved timeliness of vaccination, and is probably related to the change to the overdue rules in January 2009, where children became overdue for their ... See full document

... This annual report, the third in the series, documents trends in immunisation cover- age in NSW for children, adolescents and the elderly, to the end of ...Childhood Immunisation ... See full document

... Tetanus (sometimes called lock-jaw) is a disease caused by the bacteria Clostridium tetani. Toxin made by the bac- teria, which grows at the site of an injury, attacks a person’s nervous system. Although now rare due to ... See full document

... in 2010, mainly due to reports of injection site ...to report in 2011 due to the heightened awareness of AEFIs following influenza vaccine safety issues in ... See full document

... Tetanus is a disease caused by the bacteria Clostridium tetani. Toxin made by the bacteria, which grows at the site of an injury, attacks a person’s nervous system. Although now rare due to immunisation, tetanus ... See full document

... in NSW, challenges remain to ensure ongoing population health ...vaccination coverage and timely vaccination for infants and children is important to maintain low rates of ...vaccination coverage ... See full document

... There was a report of one death – a middle-aged man who had been vaccinated 1 day prior – which was recorded as temporally associated with receipt of pH1N1 vaccine. The man was well when seen approximately 8 hours ... See full document

... A free vaccine is available for infants at 2, 4 and 6 months (the first dose can be given as early as 6 weeks of age) with a booster dose at 4 years (which can be given from 3 years and 6 months of age). ... See full document

... age. Immunisation reduces the risk of infec- tion, however the vaccine does not provide lifelong pro- tection and re-infection can ...the NSW School- Based Vaccination ... See full document

... in NSW compared with 11 370 for the same period in ...age). Immunisation reduces the risk of infection, however the vaccine does not provide lifelong protection and re-infection can ...the NSW ... See full document

... of annual immunisation coverage reports that docu- ment trends in NSW for a range of standard measures derived from Australian Childhood Immunisation Register data, including overall ... See full document

... The pH1N1 program for adults that commenced in September 2009 resulted in a large peak in reports for that age group in the last quarter of that year, followed by substantially lower levels in adults in 2010. ... See full document

... useful, annually, for there to be a ’return’ made across the country on the fairness of the admissions system. LAs are in the best position to do this as part of their local strategic role. However, if the LA ... See full document

... in 2010 JASPERS created a dedicated team to assist ben- eficiaries from the early stages of project concep- tion through to the final application for EU funding, regrouping 26 projects that were covered under the ... See full document

... Most cases of measles in NSW are seen in travellers who return with the infection from countries where measles is endemic after having been exposed to a known case. Many people who were born since 1966 and before ... See full document

... World trade growth is recovering following a sharp decline in late 2008 and early 2009, led by a strong rebound in trade volumes in many Asian economies. This has particularly helped trade in OECD economies with strong ... See full document

... of 2010, with the University grappling with the effects of the world financial crisis, the decision was taken by the Principal’s Office to cancel the major Main Library redevelopment project which had been planned ... See full document

... In November 2010 Forfás published research undertaken to understand the impact of the proposed universal social contribution rate on Irish businesses. The study established a set of indicative rates at which the ... See full document

... In international publications, mainly measles have been validated economically. The wide range of results described in the available disease cost analyses for measles has various reasons: the accuracy of the results ... See full document

... experience report higher rates of discrimination than non-Irish nationals in a range of domains: notably in the workplace, looking for work and accessing housing and financial ... See full document