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WHO and its partners recommend the use of auto-disable syringes, “bundled” with the supply of vaccines when donor dollars are used, in all mass immunization campaigns, and also strongly advocate their use in routine immunization programmes. Because of the relatively high price of auto-disable syringes, WHO’s Technical Network for Logistics in…[더 보기]

WHO and its partners recommend the use of auto-disable syringes, “bundled” with the supply of vaccines when donor dollars are used, in all mass immunization campaigns, and also strongly advocate their use in routine immunization programmes. Because of the relatively high price of auto-disable syringes, WHO’s Technical Network for Logistics in…[더 보기]

The healthcare workers (front line workers) should be actively involved in the planning, implementation and evaluation of new technologies and other changes in the practice, for the practical and successful implementation.[4]

Injections have saved many lives but at the same time carry the risk of infections. So the current concern is how to…[더 보기]

Until a few decades ago, children were vaccinated using [url=http://www.cnsharemedical.com/disposable-syringe/safety-syringe.html]safety syringe[/url], which exposed them to the risk of transmission of bloodborne diseases like Hepatitis B and HIV. “Sometimes, these used syringes were resold and reused, and we have encountered instances of c…[더 보기]