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The Public Health Service action plan to improve access to immunization services. The Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services.

1992 May-Jun
Source: Public Health Rep. 107(3):243-251

English

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Public Health Rep
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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 Access to Immunization Services sets 14 goals with 120 action steps for improving immunization services nationwide by (a) increasing coordination among Federal health, income, housing, education, and nutrition programs; (b) reducing policy and management barriers that limit access to delivery systems, and (c) strengthening the delivery infrastructure. To accomplish the goals of the plan, there is a $72.0 million increase in funding appropriated in fiscal year 1992 specifically for this purpose. The President's Budget for fiscal year 1993 includes a $24.5 million increase for continued program implementation. The additional resources will be used to address delivery and access problems, which have been determined to be the primary factors limiting immunization for many children.
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Child Child, Preschool Child Health Services Costs And Cost Analysis Financing, Government Health Services Accessibility Humans Immunization Immunization Schedule Infant Infant, Newborn National Health Programs Research Article
Source:

Public Health Rep. 107(3):243-251
Pubmed ID:

1594732
Pubmed Central ID:

PMCnull
Document Type:

Journal Article
Name as Subject:

United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services. ; United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services ; United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services. ; United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services

United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services. ; United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services ; United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services. ; United States. Public Health Service. Interagency Committee to Improve Access to Immunization Services Less -
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United States
Volume:

107
Issue:

3
Collection(s):

Public Health Reports
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