Updates to the National Vaccination Card: Important Information for Children’s Complete Schedule

dThe National Vaccination Card has some updates that are important for children to have access to a complete schedule.

And it is that this 2023, during Vaccination Week in the Americas, it was revealed that 7 out of 10 children do not have a complete vaccination schedule.

Changes in the Vaccination Record

Among the main changes that the National Vaccination Card had, we can mention a new section where everything regarding respectful parenting is explained.

There is also the specific section where everything about baby feces is mentioned, how to identify a disease through colors and when it becomes a medical emergency. A very valuable extra of the Vaccination Record is the section on how to learn to read the stamps

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Regarding vaccines, the Vaccination Card specifies that the Hexavalent vaccine, which includes Hepatitis B, is a basic to apply to newborn babies. The rest of the updates on early childhood vaccines are already available and it is best to go to the medical centers to update the children and the pediatrician Manuel Soriano also explains some details.

“According to UNICEF, childhood vaccination in Latin America and the Caribbean decreased and is currently at levels of 30 years ago, after the pandemic”

Until the end of 2022, Mexico was one of the most backward countries in terms of vaccination by age, since only those 15 years of age and older received their full vaccines.

HERE ALL THE DETAILS OF THE CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL VACCINATION RECORD

2023-06-27 21:10:26
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