Immunization strategies

Immunization strategies involve giving vaccines to protect individuals and communities from infectious diseases. This can include routine childhood vaccinations, catch-up programs for missed doses, and targeted efforts during outbreaks or among high-risk groups. The goal is to build immunity so that if the person encounters the disease, their body can fight it off effectively. Strategies also involve public education to increase vaccination acceptance, ensuring access, and maintaining coverage levels to achieve herd immunity, which indirectly protects those who can't be vaccinated. Overall, effective immunization strategies are essential for reducing disease spread and promoting public health.