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Unlocking Potential: Dissemination of Findings from the Evaluation of the Electronic Immunisation Registry in Lao PDR 

Unlocking Potential: Dissemination of Findings from the Evaluation of the Electronic Immunisation Registry in Lao PDR 

Dec 5, 2024 | Media, Featured, Project Update

A/Prof Meru Sheel, Cyra Patel, and Dr Gemma Saravanos travelled to Vientiane to present the findings from an Evaluation of the Lao Electronic Immunisation Register to the Lao Government, Ministry of Health and the National Immunisation Programme.   This was...
“154 million lives saved in 50 years: 5 charts on the global success of vaccines.”

“154 million lives saved in 50 years: 5 charts on the global success of vaccines.”

May 16, 2024 | Featured, Media, Podcast

To celebrate 50 years since the World Health Assembly launched the Expanded Programme on Immunziation (EPI), IDIE’s Meru Sheel together with Dr Alexandra Hogan from UNSW, deconstructed the global analysis for this important landmark & what it means in an...

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  • Unlocking Potential: Dissemination of Findings from the Evaluation of the Electronic Immunisation Registry in Lao PDR 
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