Revised AEFI Guidelines: Executive Summary
Causality Assessment is the systematic evaluation of the information obtained about an AEFI to determine the likelihood of the event having been caused by the vaccine/s received. It is a critical part of AEFI monitoring and enhances confidence in the national immunization programme. The revised guidelines use the new revised WHO/CIOMS Causality ...
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