The report critically examines the financial and policy frameworks that underpin National Immunisation Programs in Europe, emphasizing the need for sustainable financing and informed decision-making to support life course immunisation.
It addresses the disparities in vaccine access and distribution across different age groups and socioeconomic conditions, proposing actionable strategies to ensure all individuals receive necessary vaccinations throughout their lives. This analysis is crucial for stakeholders and policymakers as it provides a foundation for advocating for robust, inclusive public health policies that can adapt to evolving healthcare challenges, thus advancing life course immunisation and public health security.
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