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Assessing and addressing missed opportunities for vaccination in Cape Town through a collaborative quality improvement approach
Background: While significant investments and efforts have been made to promote universal access to immunisation services in South Africa, current evidence shows substantial coverage gaps across the country. Missed opportunities for vaccination (MOV) have been recognised as a major contributor to su...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2024
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