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    Chung, Paul J.; Garfield, Craig F.; Elliott, Marc N.; Vestal, Katherine D.; Klein, David J.; Schuster, Mark A.;
    Published:
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    Acad Pediatr. 2013; 13(3):222-228.
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  2. The Public Health Service action plan to improve access to immunization services. The Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services.
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    1992 May-Jun
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    Public Health Rep. 107(3):243-251
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    The Public Health Service's Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services (ICI) has responsibility for improving the immunization protection of the nation's children and other vulnerable populations. ICI's Action Plan to Improve Ac...
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    Health insurance coverage is an important determinant of access to health care. Uninsured children and non- elderly adults are substantially less likely to have a usual source of health care or a recent health care visit than their insured counterpar...
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    Robinson, C A; Sepe, S J; Lin, K F;
    Published:
    1993 Jul-Aug
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    Public Health Rep. 108(4):419-425
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    After only 24 days in office, President Bill Clinton announced a comprehensive childhood immunization initiative designed to assure that all children in the United States lead healthier lives by receiving age-appropriate immunizations against prevent...
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  5. Potential Barriers to Healthcare in Malawi for Under-five Children with Cough and Fever: A National Household Survey
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