Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) Immunization Guidelines: An Update (2023)

A. Sadoh, Chuma Onuchukwu, P. Akintan, I. Fajolu, Patricia Medupin, Amarachukwu Okafor, O. Olatunya, Adaobi Bisi-Onyemaechi, Peter Teru, Chris Yilgwan, Maria Garba, O. Ogunrinde, Ekanem Ekure
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The Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) Guidelines for Childhood Immunisation were first published in 2012 as a follow-up to a position paper submitted to the Nigerian government in 2008. These guidelines are long overdue for updating since their lifespan has exceeded the recommended five years. New evidence and information have accrued, and new vaccines have emerged to prevent old and new diseases. The updated guidelines, while ensuring compliance with international best practices, are intended to guide the use of vaccines in the country as a whole (both within the national guidelines and outside the national guidelines) as well as ensure that the use of vaccines is timely, comprehensive and in tandem with empirical evidence. The updated guideline is intended for use by the Federal Ministry of Health, the Nigerian Immunization Technical Advisory Group (NITAG), the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Paediatricians and other healthcare workers in private and public institutions, parents, other key policymakers and vaccine funders.
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尼日利亚儿科协会(PAN)于 2012 年首次发布了《儿童免疫接种指南》,作为 2008 年提交给尼日利亚政府的立场文件的后续文件。由于这些指南的有效期已超过建议的五年,因此早就应该更新了。新的证据和信息不断积累,预防新旧疾病的新疫苗也不断涌现。更新后的指南在确保符合国际最佳做法的同时,旨在指导整个国家的疫苗使用(包括在国家指南范围内和国家指南范围外),并确保疫苗的使用及时、全面并与经验证据保持一致。更新后的指南供联邦卫生部、尼日利亚免疫技术咨询组(NITAG)、国家初级卫生保健发展局(NPHCDA)、儿科医生和私营及公共机构的其他医护人员、家长、其他主要决策者和疫苗资助者使用。
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