Tracking Immunization
Hinman, A.R.
Pediatric Annals 33(9): 609-615
2004
ISSN/ISBN: 0090-4481 PMID: 15462576 Document Number: 575657
Immunization registries are critical to our ability to maintain high levels of immunization, particularly as new vaccines are introduced and immunization schedules become more complex. In the future, immunization registries increasingly will become components of integrated child health information systems. The lessons learned in developing immunization registries will facilitate development of these larger, more comprehensive systems.
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