Maintaining routine immunisation programmes during COVID …
children and other vulnerable groups. Where possible, the routine immunisation programmes should be maintained and offered in a timely manner. Most vaccine preventable diseases are spread from person to person and so it is likely that social distancing to prevent COVID-19 will also reduce but not abolish the risk of some vaccine preventable ...
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