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1.4 Ensure the Nation’s capability to evaluate new vaccines, and to conduct prompt reviews of new and improved candidate
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2.4 Continue to ensure fair and efficient compensation to individuals injured by vaccines
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3.4 Develop more effective methods of communicating the benefits and risks of immunization to health care providers, patients, and parents/guardians
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4.4 Increase immunization coverage levels among older adolescents, adults, and the elderly
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1.5 Promote the improvement of existing vaccines and development of new vaccines ad vaccine-related technologies for other diseases of importance in developing countries
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2.5 Promote and support the efforts of the World Health Organization to develop and harmonize international standards and improve regulatory capabilities in countries involved in vaccine production
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3.5 Continue to evaluate the benefits and impact of immunization through the use of cost-effectiveness studies
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4.5 Improve the surveillance of vaccine preventable diseases to assess the impact of immunization programs
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4.6 Establish registry and immunization tracking systems
4.7 Enhance immunization coverage to strengthen national defense
4.8 Enhance immunization coverage of international travelers who are of highest risk of acquiring vaccine-preventable diseases
4.9 Eradicate poliomyelitis globally
4.10 Promote better control of neonatal tetanus and measles, worldwide
4.11 Promote the self-sustaining capacity of immunization programs in developing countries
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