he The Andalusian Health Service (SAS) will organize a new mass vaccination event next week through the primary health care areas of Huelva Costa and Condado Campina, without the need for an appointment for the population, with the aim of Immunization services are available for people who have not yet been vaccinated or who have not been vaccinated. The vaccination schedule for any vaccine on the Andalusian calendar is incomplete, including influenza and Covid-19. to its assigned group.
it will occur specifically in Next Monday to Thursday (November 27, 28, 29 and 30) from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pmas reported by the Board of Directors.
Therefore, he said, “Following the success and high participation of the previous call,” the initiative is being rolled out for a second time across the province and with an expanded number of days, There is a particular focus on children and adolescents, with the aim of reviewing and strengthening their overall vaccination status, although all eligible adults can also benefit. Users are advised to carry vaccination records, especially for minors.
for their development The Huelva Health District will have 22 health centers
–Aljarraque, Guzmán Puebla, Ayamonte, Cartaya, the seven capital islands: Adola Trices, Molino de la Vega, El Torrejon, Chica Island, Huelva Center, La Alden and Los Rosales, as well as Cristina Island, Lepe, Punta Umbria, Almonte, Bollullos Par del Condado, San Juan del Puerto, Moguer , Palos de la Frontera, Bonares, Chibra Leon and La Palma Del Condado –, Following a set schedule, a team of nursing professionals will take care of the target population and address all concerns and questions they may have in this regard.According to the database, before the event was organized, the SAS device in Huelva had sent approximately 21,500 text messages containing information about the event to parents whose children’s vaccination schedules were flawed. Activities are also planned to be carried out in all health centers in the regions before Christmas to achieve maximum attendance of citizens.
As mentioned above, The eleven vaccines currently included in the Andalusian calendar will be administered at the time of appointment. This medicine is specific for tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough and is given to pregnant women from the 27th week of pregnancy; at two, four and 11 months of age; at six years of age; at 14 years of age (tetanus and Diphtheria); between 15 and 65 years old, rescue is performed for non-immune people, and for those over 65 years old, both systemic rescue and rescue are performed.
Poliomyelitis occurs at two months, four months, 11 months and six years. Hepatitis B, in the first 24 hours of life in newborns of infected mothers; at 2 months, 4 months and 11 months, and 12 months to 18 years in non-immune people . Haemophilus influenzae type b: at 2, 4 and 11 months. Conjugated pneumococcal: 13-valent vaccine at two, four and 11 months of age; 20-valent vaccine for persons aged 60 to 72 years who have not previously received the vaccine.
Meningococcal B: Booster at 2 and 4 months and at 15 months. Meningococcal C/ACWY: at four months (C); at 12 months (combined serogroups A, C, W, and Y); at 12 years (ACWY) and 13 to 21 years (ACWY), for undervaccinated Vaccine people to the rescue. MMR (measles, rubella and mumps): at 12 months; three years, four years to 65 years, to save people who have not been vaccinated correctly or have not had the disease.
Chickenpox: at 15 months; at three and four years to sixty-five years, relief is provided according to the same criteria as the previous one. Papillomavirus (HPV): Rescue for boys aged 12 years (from January this year) and girls, and between 13 and 18 years old, for females who have not started vaccination or whose schedule is incomplete.
and Influenza, whose annual vaccination campaign is currently underway: For the general population aged 60 years and over; staff of health and social care centres; infants aged six months and above and adults with dangerous medical conditions; extended family members and their professional caregivers; pregnancy; 6 to 59 years old the general child population in months; people living in households with people aged 60 or older or in high-risk groups, and other professional groups such as security forces, prison institutions, veterinarians, farm workers, and ranchers.
Furthermore, IPeople who have not yet started the treatment regimen or received any booster doses can also get the Covid-19 vaccine, which is authorized for everyone over 5 years of age.
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from the health district of Huelva Citizens are called on to participate in this new mass immunization campaign.
In this sense, they recall, vaccination is “the most effective method of preventing infectious diseases.” The resulting immunity is “mainly responsible for the global eradication of smallpox and the restriction of diseases such as polio, measles and tetanus in much of the planet.”Vaccines are one of the “most powerful” tools in public health and “have saved and will continue to save the most lives.”, because they represent “effective” protection for target groups and their environment as a whole. They are formulated from weakened or dead microorganisms, their toxins, or certain proteins. They stimulate a person’s immune system to recognize the pathogen as a threat, destroy it and keep a record “so that the immune system can more easily identify and destroy any microorganisms it may be exposed to in the future.”