Vaccination Policies

Vaccination policies are guidelines set by governments or health organizations to protect public health by encouraging or requiring immunizations against certain diseases. These policies can include mandatory vaccinations for school entry, healthcare workers, or during outbreaks, as well as recommendations for routine immunizations. They aim to prevent the spread of preventable illnesses, reduce healthcare costs, and protect vulnerable populations. Policies may also provide exemptions for medical, religious, or philosophical reasons, depending on local laws. Overall, vaccination policies balance individual rights with societal health benefits to maintain community well-being.