Guidance

Immunisation training: national minimum standards

Training to enable health professionals to confidently, competently and effectively promote and administer vaccinations.

Published 25 June 2005
From:
Public Health England

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The national minimum standards and core curriculum guidelines have been revised and combined as part of the National Minimum Standards and Core Curriculum for Immunisation Training for Registered Healthcare Practitioners guidance.

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National minimum standards for immunisation training

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Immunisation programmes are one of our most successful public health measures. Ensuring public and professional confidence is critical to the success of these programmes. As the incidence of infectious diseases declines, it is important that professionals are able to explain why vaccinations are still needed.

Published 25 June 2005

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